By Chris Bundgaard // WKRN NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A new Democratic leader hopes for civility as state lawmakers begin a new session in less than a month. It’s not the...
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Podcast // KJZZ 91.5 STEVE GOLDSTEIN: For more than a month, the final numbers had indicated Joe Biden had won the presidential race, but millions of Americans and hundreds of Republican...
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By Katie Friel // Culture Map Austin During its meeting on Thursday, December 10, the Austin City Council issued a groundbreaking directive to the city manager: write a social contract for...
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By WCBE PODCAST EXPERIENCE A topic as relevant today as when first discussed at CMC three years ago - civil discourse. The Columbus Metropolitan Club hosted the national launch of this...
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Shannon Mannon, Opinion contributor // USA Today Our limited exposure to each other this Thanksgiving makes it easier to practice the skills that can repair the fractures between us. With...
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By Nathan Brown // Post Register REXBURG — Brent Hill hadn't planned on running for office. Hill, an accountant, had been involved in a couple of community organizations and had long...
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Op-Ed // Senator Brent Hill The other day a friend of mine called and wanted to talk. I went over to his home and we visited for almost two hours. He...
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Washington, DC – In response to the performance at last night’s presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio, executive director Keith Allred issued the following message: No American needs a formal guide...
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by: Korinne Griffith and Kansas Capitol Bureau // KSNT TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) — American politics and even non-political issues are the sources of a lot of conflicts right now....
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Evan McDonald // Cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – Anyone watching the Democratic and Republican presidential nominating conventions over the past two weeks might conclude the two parties have only one thing...
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