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Dylann Roof has been charged with a heinous act of hatred. But he has also caught a glimpse of something remarkable.
We can honor the congregants at the Charleston AME Church by taking up where they were interrupted.
Race, ethnicity, and gender identity are in the spotlight. Real identity is deeper, more durable, and more beneficial to humanity .
Kurdish paramilitaries are proving to be effective allies in taking territory from Islamic State.
The UN, the IMF, and the ICC have their critics. But they are vast improvements on what came before.
The little spacecraft that landed on a comet seven months ago only to shut down has unexpectedly reestablished contact with Earth.
As a Greek default grows more likely, central banks move to contain the fallout.
Islamic State is dug in across Syria and Iraq. A strategy and a determined effort are needed to defeat it.
Nepal’s deadly earthquake may have shifted the political ground after years of deadlock.
Elections curb President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's increasing authoritarianism and underscore the durability of Turkish democracy.