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Tara D. Sonenshine, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
In a deeply polarized nation, violence makes news.
Caught in the crossfire of all the conflicts swirling around the world right now is one organization: the United Nations.
This is an extraordinary overt operation from Teheran.
China has now followed Russia’s lead on propaganda — especially when it comes to portraying America as the land of evil.
Unhappiness is both a political state and a mental health crisis, although we rarely see them as interrelated.
In a world of conflict, violence and terrorism, we need nations to stand together.
In the Middle East, we are facing a triple threat from increasingly sophisticated groups that are rising in power and reach, acting as proxies for...
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is expected to deliver an address Thursday morning on the Senate floor regarding potential pathways...
The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions is slated to hold a hearing Thursday morning regarding a standard 32-hour work week....
China is critical to America and the world economy and security; yet Chinese advances in biotechnology, robotics, artificial intelligence and data are...
Civics education is a crisis we can fix.
As we await the release of more hostages from Gaza, all eyes are on Qatar — a small nation with a big role in global affairs.
These men have known each for decades. But long histories do not ensure lasting ties. And politics have a way of changing things.
Single members of Congress with random bits of information don’t count as intelligence reporting — it’s just gossip with bad consequences.
America is sending terribly mixed signals about democracy.
The Statue of Liberty stands proudly in New York’s Harbor. A gift from France in 1886, she symbolizes freedom and democracy. But even Lady Liberty...
The decision to get pregnant and how to handle pregnancy is an individual’s choice, or at least it should be.
It is in our best interest to help Mexico reach its potential.
This story is important for three reasons.
In a new political year with elections upon us, there is no escaping this hot-button issue.
Despite all the negative events that happened in 2023, there are reasons to feel hopeful for 2024.
Like so many transnational threats today, diseases are hard to contain.
Many things are wearing out Americans these days, from security anxieties to real-world conflicts. German and Dutch authorities just foiled a major...
Israel has begun preparations to flood the tunnels, knowing that the environmental impact could be felt for years.
What are the ways nations can limit the number of innocent people harmed or killed during conflict? Is it even possible, in a situation where the...
But there is a hidden danger in overcovering this story — especially when it comes to shining a light on extremism and terrorism.
Fuel has emerged again as among the most contested issues in the war between Israel and Gaza
We all have memories, be it as individuals or as nations. But memory has the power to both unite and divide.
Covering war is not only hard — it can be deadly.
With all due respect for differing ideologies, religious divides, historic grievances, and the endless blame game that defines conflict, this is a...
It is not too late the heed the warnings of our former president and get serious about our climate.
The benefits of borders have traditionally been argued to be stability and governance. But it means someone is in control.
Congress should realize how dangerous a disruption in U.S. assistance to Ukraine right now would be, in lives and treasure.
The judge overseeing the Georgia election interference case against former President Trump and 18 other defendants is set to holding a hearing...
In the United States, routine anxiety and nervousness about returning to classrooms is compounded by a new list of worries: heat, COVID and school...
Memorials, museums and tributes are important national expressions. But the trauma of 9/11 is unlike other tragedies. For the families and the...
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