Blacks? Women? LGBT? Unions? The poor? The rich? For the president—whose interests come first?

Yes, Afghanistan is deteriorating fast and in need of urgent attention. But figuring out what to do in Central Asia is simple: Leave. Now.

Now it's time to start get busy reclaiming your audacity of hope. Taking a cue from Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Bunche would be a start.

In issuing the prize to Obama, the Nobel Committee decided to take a chance and do something relevant; hope for peace.

The Obama Peace Prize is nice, but it could turn out that the Nobel Committee was a little premature with all their adoration.

From Eleanor Roosevelt to Gandhi, Foreign Policy lists the transformative figures that should have, could have, but didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize.

In a stunning development, President Obama was awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize Friday for his work to improve international diplomacy and rid the world of nuclear weapons.

But this country needs someone like him breaking it all down, serving up realities we’d rather not see.

African-American women are a major force in the Obama administration. But will their success help other, less visible black women break down doors?

The new Supreme Court, with Justice Sonia Sotomayor, will decide just how soon we give up on kids—usually black kids.