As March is Women’s History Month, it marks a time for reflection on the state of human rights of women worldwide, especially those...

Over the course of the ongoing talks regarding Iran’s nuclear program, many voices opposed to engaging in continued dialogue have made...

According to the National Science Foundation, women earn 57 percent of all bachelor’s degrees in the United States and “about half of all...

As American forces hand off control to the Afghan National Army and state police, women, as half of the population, should have an...

When the residents of Juba, the capital of South Sudan, took to the streets at midnight on July 9, 2011 to celebrate the country’s...

Somewhere on almost every bottle of vitamin C or echinacea is the sentence: “This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This...

At long last, the Obama administration is making a decisive move on immigration reform. On November 20, 2014, the president announced...

For more than 150,000 Sahrawis, this year marks the 40th anniversary of the start of their life as refugees in the Western Sahara. There...

The flag of South Carolina is a white palm tree against a blue background, meant to represent liberty, heroics and independence emulated...

Last 23rd of December, President of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega inaugurated the most expensive and ambitious infrastructural project in the...

Having déjà vu? The Affordable Care Act is once again facing a significant challenge in the Supreme Court this week. The piece of...

The knife-wielding terrorists that have been appearing in our social media newsfeeds with alarming regularity over the past months do not...

In Libya, the Islamic State yet again rears its head. Though the opening of this new frontier does mark a threatening expansion of ISIL,...

On February 5, John Oliver opened his new season of Last Week Tonight with a 17-minute segment attacking the unsavory advertising...

On December 17, 2014, Presidents Raul Castro and Barack Obama announced the restoration of diplomatic ties between Cuba and the United...

In November of 2014, President Christina Paxson sparked controversy with her reaction to the Janus Forum’s debate, “How Should Colleges...

Twelve months from now, the American public will be embroiled in one of the most highly anticipated election seasons of recent memory....

The notoriously hermetic and isolated country of North Korea closed its borders to tourists last fall due to concerns about the threat of...

March 1st is the official anniversary of President Ulysses S. Grant’s creation of the National Parks Service, begun with Yellowstone in...

Amtrak has long been a political lightning rod. Founded in 1971 as a way for the government to subsidize America’s declining railways,...