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A society that has long treated victims of sexual crime with skepticism and even derision is showing signs of a significant shift.
On both sides of the Atlantic, anti-immigration sentiment has been rising. The danger is when that sentiment turns violent.
At least one part of the frozen debate over guns in the United States could be thawing thanks to Donald Trump.
The divisive issue of gun rights enters the presidential election.
Here's one more way that Donald Trump is an unusual presidential candidate: He is his own negative-campaign operation.
A horrific act of hatred intended to divide has instead shown the unique ways that different groups can come together.
The long-simmering Israeli-Palestinian conflict is heating up. That requires heightened vigilance.
Here's a safe prediction about the 2016 US presidential race: It will have its own chapter in history textbooks.
The Fed’s expected hold on interest rates will have political implications in an election cycle.
Autocratic governments are supposed to make trains run on time. But when combating climate change, that's not the case.