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An Ice Age for Bigots February 21 2021 7:21 PM EST America's at a new turning point. Bigotry — once whispered, shameful and kept undercover — is now boldly branded and marketed as political philosophy, legitimized by a former racist-in-chief and his radicalized following. Now, with President Biden at the helm, can the stench of racism be legislated away? Certainly addressing discrimination through effective legislation is the next best step, but perhaps the answer has more to do with the cultural evolution of a system born in white supremacy.  Charged with the logistics of implementin...

The adage that once defined American politics, "Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line," is no more. Today, rank‐and‐file Republicans aren't even sure where to stand, let alone line up. Trumpism and the politics of chaos have fractured the GOP. But despite the mess that has overtaken the Republicans, President Joe Biden must still work across the aisle in the Senate to try and pass his ambitious agenda. He must work with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, despite the Republican leader's long record of obstructionism. Biden must bridge the divide that derailed the Obama Wh...

Subscribe When Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away on September 18, it sent shockwaves around the world, impacting people in many ways. For Brooklyn College adjunct piano professor Jeffrey Biegel, it was a loss that touched him on many levels. Coming from a law enforcement family—his father was the youngest captain in the NYPD in the 1970s, serving in three precincts, while his grandfather was a lieutenant before that—he was raised with a healthy respect for justice that Ginsburg dedicated her life to. Subscribe Ginsburg also loved music. So Biegel, a world-renowned con...