Max Pushkin ’22.5 and Ben Lipson ’22.5 are two of the co-founders of Make Room, a grassroots political action committee. On a cloudy June...

Americans have prized individual liberty since the nation’s founding. Naturally, many people are suspicious of the government collecting...

For most Americans in suburban or urban areas, a trip to the doctor is usually as innocuous as a quick 20-minute car ride. But for 20...

By the end of the year, the words “unprecedented,” “unusual,” and “difficult” will probably no longer mean much in our public parlance....

In California, just miles from the United States-Mexico border, a Quino checkerspot butterfly rests on the stem of a low-growing shrub....

In September, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced to the United Nations General Assembly that China would achieve carbon neutrality by...

Kara Bos, who was adopted by American parents as a child, has gone to great lengths to learn about her biological family; she has posted...

In 2016, John Doe, an Indian national who earned a master’s degree from Carnegie Mellon University, founded a US-based computer vision...

James Forman Jr. is a professor at Yale Law School. He teaches and writes about criminal law policy, constitutional law, juvenile...

I encountered Clare’s story while interning at a nonprofit organization in Montana doing research on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous...

Aimee Joe Mathew, an Indian citizen, has not seen her American boyfriend in over six months. Residing in different countries when...

Museums are often seen as celebrations of culture and collective memory, but their colonialist histories and racist practices are seldom...

Canadian politics have been weird lately. Always overshadowed by the circus to the south, Canadian politics tend to be tame, even boring....

The German government’s historical record of integrating Muslim migrants is less than stellar. The 867,000 mostly Turkish-Muslim “guest...

Unlikely as it may seem in our current moment of political paralysis, consider the following thought experiment: A rare tide of reason...

Before his chance encounter with a Dutch reporter in 2014, Ivorian cocoa farmer N’Da Alphonse was unaware of the fate of the beans he...

Josh Levin is Slate’s national editor, author of the book The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth, and the host of Slate’s...

The state of the union is in crisis, and a federal jobs guarantee is part of the solution. While it is easy to accept complacency, the...

Personal finance is one of the rare issues that can unite people on all fronts. We all have money, and we all have to manage it at some...

Carbon emissions are a quintessential example of a negative externality – an output that causes an undue negative effect on those who are...