Greece is undeniably beautiful: a Mediterranean haven that promises a rich, historic culture and a gorgeously blue sea. Or so argues the...

The historic number of women and people of color, most of whom were Democrats, elected to Congress was one of the biggest stories to come...

Hours after becoming the Harvard Law Review’s first Black president, a young Barack Obama was presented with more good news: Abner Mikva,...

“No Taxation without Representation” The state license plates of over 600,000 Washington, DC residents display this slogan. Every car...

On October 18th, 2016, Cardinal Sean P. O’Malley, the archbishop of Boston, held a meeting with over 40 interfaith leaders to discuss new...

Côte d’Ivoire’s fraught history provides a crucial frame for Ouattara’s rise to power. Under the 33-year rule of President Felix...

Thomas Tisch ’76 is the Chancellor of the Corporation of Brown University and a partner at Four Partners, a private investment firm in...

A Pew Research graphic illustrating the religious makeup of the 114th Congress, via the Pew Research Center. Do American politicians see...

On November 4, residents of Washington, D.C. voted to legalize the recreational use of marijuana by voting overwhelmingly in  favor of...

The crisis in Ferguson, Missouri over the summer became another flashpoint in the debate about race in the United States. The...