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. It may...
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Tracy Bringhurst // Boise Weekly On Aug. 16, the Boise Black Lives Matter chapter went to the home of Boise City Council President Elaine Clegg to protest her vote to...
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Op-Eds/New Hampshire Union Leader POLITICAL polarization, bitterness, and rancor are dividing Americans in ways that threaten our nation. Overlay the gulf between “reds” and “blues” with the stresses of COVID-19,...
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Saul Loeb/The Associated Press The University of Arizona's National Institute for Civil Discourse is broadcasting a virtual discussion with former government leaders who speak on the importance of bipartisan response...
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William L. Spence/Lewiston Tribune Barely eight years after the Constitution was ratified, America’s first and only independent president cited extreme partisanship or “the spirit of party” as one of the…
JOAN BLADES AND RICHARD L. TAFEL, NEWSWEEK s we move full speed into the election of 2020, we can feel the pull toward division, domination and revenge in our politics….
By BETSY Z. RUSSELL BOISE — They faced off in the race for governor in 2010 as the nominees of opposing parties, but Butch Otter and Keith Allred are joining...
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April 4, 2019Sarah McCammon; NPR Civility is a nice sentiment — but it’s harder to put into practice. Take a contentious debate last year in the Maine House of Representatives over a…