On Meet the Press, the Republican presidential nominee defends Roger Ailes and shames his victims.

Last night, Sen. Elizabeth Warren called out Donald Trump and the GOP for the dog-whistle politics they are playing. Democrats need to amplify her message if they want to win in November.

The event left our audience feeling very disturbed about the possibility of a Trump presidency, and hoping that the Democrats fill the void with a more optimistic and substantive presentation of ideas.

Disparities in education begin at an early age and we as a society need to make a commitment to fund our schools equitably so all students have a chance to succeed.

We as a society need to change in the way we understand what justice is and how truth is measured -- and we need to love each other.

"Protestors as well as policemen, black and white, gay and straight, Republicans and Democrats, rich and poor: Any human being denied full value, respect and protection must be named and conscientiously reclaimed as an essential part of the family of humankind."

America surely has problems, but the Republican Right tends to ignore its role in causing them and now — under President Obama — exaggerates how bad the situation is.

Let’s acknowledge the self-deception at the heart of our racial theater.

The convention city is a mirror of the nation's uncertain and inequitable economy.

Attacking inequality means both raising wages at the bottom and doing away with outsized compensation at the top.