News is asking whether political discourse has gone too far after Attorney General nominee Jay Jones found himself in ...

Image courtesy of Southwestern University By Marta Bystrowska This is an independently submitted op-ed and does not reflect the views of The Tower. Right now, we are living through a decade of ...

Much like the sun always rising in the east and setting in the west, you can count on Pride Month discourse to start up the second the clock strikes midnight on June 1. The debates aren’t new. Every ...

Pointing to the slain activist’s inflammatory statements about minority groups, some are pushing back—at their own ...

Last week, “Not the Bee,” the non-satirical wing of the Christian satire site The Babylon Bee, scathingly attacked conservative New York Times columnist David French for his First Amendment-based ...

In every election since I became eligible to vote, I stood at the ballot box or mailed in a paper from France with the Democratic candidate selected. This year, for the first time ever, that will not ...

The running joke among Angelenos is that New York loves to think about L.A., but L.A. never thinks about New York. To slightly modify the Sandler line: We disagree. Though, admittedly, it’s because we ...

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's killing, readers share their thoughts on where we can go from here to ease caustic political discourse.

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After conservative activist Charlie Kirk's killing, elected officials called for more civility without accepting that civil discourse is a two-way street.

One of the challenges of college is finding things to get involved in that you care about. I found myself in that same position entering my junior year at Bucknell. — not because there were too few ...