Name-calling in politics is not a new phenomenon. In fact, it is as old as our nation’s history, writes columnist Juan A.

The man in the MAGA cap and the “Size Matters” T-shirt allowed me to take his picture. The “size” in question had to do with bullets, represented on the shirt in a line from pistol- to bazooka-grade.

President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday lauded people of Punjab for their hard work and talent, saying they enhanced the country’s reputation throughout the world. She also recalled Punjab farmers’ ...

Abdel-Moneim Said comments on the brave new world ushered in by Trump’s return to the White House Barely two months since he re-entered the White House, Donald Trump has already brought the US to the ...

In a democracy, citizens are empowered to look past the election slogans and consider what lay behind the politicians’ pitches. Do those seeking office hold us in high regard, or do their tactics ...

As such, it serves as the backbone for effectively conveying ideas and stories, whether it’s as big as a film or as small as an advertising slogan ... like in Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg ...

You could be Abraham Lincoln. But Lincoln was young and died ... We are a nation bleeding its talent, losing its young to other countries. Slogans won’t cut it. You don’t inspire the youth.

and Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809) – a "No Kings Day." The day before, in a post shared by the White House's official account, Trump had responded to the protests with a quote attributed ...

businesses started campaigning sales using the slogan “President’s Day,” instead of Washington’s birthday, which Congress had officially called the holiday. Abraham Lincoln’s birthday ...

Unions have for decades quoted remarks by the civil rights leader, arguing that, “In our glorious fight for civil rights, we must guard against being fooled by false slogans ... first Republican ...