Stephen Kennedy Smith is an entrepreneur, former fellow at Harvard Law School and MIT, and the author of JFK – A Vision for America.
Politicians aren’t saints, including my slain uncles, but they all belonged to a time when it mattered to rise above division, find unity in tragedy, and celebrate moral courage.
It’s not just ruinously expensive; it would weaken the Navy.
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The tipped minimum wage has been a paltry $2.13 per hour since 1991. It’s time for a better system like California’s.
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There’s a method behind Trump’s madness and it’s colored green.
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Except for the damage, nothing Trump is doing will last.
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Trump appeasers are being challenged by reformers who take a tougher stand with the rogue American president.
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Despite the president’s claim that climate change is a hoax, a carbon tax could help him restore many of the tariffs he imposed last year should the justices strike them down.
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The Constitution is occasionally amended and continually interpreted, and it still offers hope for the future.
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