Education Secretary Nominee Will Cut Money for Colleges Because Smart People Are Bad for GOP President-Elect Donald Trump's choice to be secretary of education said she will ask that funding for higher education be dramatically cut in hopes of... Professor of Journalism, Indiana University-Indianapolis 
 
 3 WAYS TO COPE WITH TRUMP 3 WAYS TO COPE WITH TRUMP by Dimitri Ehrlich More than half of America is feeling traumatized. Those of us who have been posting repeatedly about the... is a multi-platinum selling songwriter and the author of two books, his writing has appeared in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Interview. 
 
 What Colbert and Springsteen Can Teach the Next President about American Power Back in the '60s and '70s, American popular culture played an incredibly important role for us in Communist Eastern Europe, turning our heads toward freedom and democracy. Even the most repressive regimes in Russia and East Germany could not put the "Rock and Roll Genie" back into the bottle. Managing Director, Center for Transatlantic Relations (CTR), Johns Hopkins University 
 
 Stephen Colbert, Sheryl Sandberg, and Ellen DeGeneres Reveal Their First Jobs Celebrities like Stephen Colbert, Ellen DeGeneres, and Sheryl Sandberg recently shared what their first 7 jobs were, which included gigs like babysitting, dish washing, and even exotic dancing. I help 20 somethings figure out their career -> 
 
 Okay, You Think Election Night Will Be Unbearable. Would Stephen Colbert Help? This won't give viewers someone else to vote for at the polls, but it would give them someone else to watch as the results come in that night. Writer, Bob Dylan fan, memorized every line in 'Casablanca' 
 
 Crying As An Evolutionary Advance I encouraged crying. I think we cry when we're in the presence of truth. I think cry-talking is what happens when the soul is in on the conversation. Tears are part of the body's purification system. They are sacramental, like baptismal waters. Author 
 
 Love Makes A Comeback As a gay person growing up in America, I know the shame and fear of coming out. I was raised in the 1950s and I never could have imagined we would ever achieve gay marriage or be able to openly serve in the military or adopt children. Musician 
 
 The "Orlando Syndrome": Re-Traumatizing a Community of Survivors I'm a Los Angeles-based medical doctor who, for the past 25 years, has specialized in treating the LGBT community. I've witnessed the ravages of AIDS, the physical and psychological trauma of violent hate crimes, depression and suicide in a community specifically targeted for discrimination because of who they love. Medical Doctor, Scientist, Radio Host, Author, Civil Rights Activist 
 
 It's Over But Don't Begrudge Bernie Another 15 Minutes in the Spotlight The political world anguishes over Bernie Sanders' next move. Will he accept reality and, figuratively at least, hug and embrace Hillary Clinton as th... Former editor & publisher of Chain Store Age magazine, currently writes the blog nosocksneededanymore.com. 
 
 Congratulations on Graduating. Now Give Up on Your Dreams Focus on a particular profession during college might increase your odds of a home run in the first-job market or the graduate school admissions game, but it reduces your ability to respond to the many curveballs thrown at you over the course of your working and personal life. President, Lewis & Clark College 
 
 Don't Laugh: A Trump Presidency Offers Rich Comic Fodder, But the Consequences Are No Joke A man who, with the nomination in his grasp, showed that his idea of a credible source is the National Enquirer, and that his idea of ethical boundaries is to smear his opponent's father -- that guy could have his finger on the button of our nuclear arsenal. Science and Religion Correspondent for the Humanist Magazine 
 
 'Green News Report' - May 12, 2016 The Green News Report is also available via... ... Co-hosts of the radio's nationally syndicated 'Green News Report' ||||| Professor, historian, author 
 
 John F. Kennedy once said he wanted to "splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the winds." He reached that conclusion after CIA officials, including Director Allen Dulles, had misled him on many of the planning details of the disastrous April 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. With the revelations that the CIA has been aggressively obstructing the work of the Senate Intelligence Committee, even to the point of spying on Senate staff conducting a long overdo review of its "detention and interrogation" program, we see the CIA has not changed its ways.
– Stephen Colbert is one-upping Arianna Huffington. Because her Huffington Post likes to "repurpose" his show's content—it even has a dedicated page for his material—he's going to do the same to her. Introducing the Colbuffington Re-Post, which is in fact the Huffington Post website with Colbert's new banner atop, notes TechCrunch. Colbert is also happy to sell his new site—for $316 million, a wee bit more than HuffPo got from AOL. "Arianna if I find a buyer, I promise to give you the same cut you give me," says Colbert.