Opinion

Public opinion sharply polarized in the United Kingdom on Monday as the smoke cleared after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey. On one side were those...

A few weeks ago, Harvard Professor J. Mark Ramseyer sparked a global outrage by rewriting a history that remains painful for many families today.   Ramseyer wrote an article – “Contracting for Sex...

March 8 marks International Women’s Day, when we celebrate the great achievements made by women and girls around the world and reflect upon the many challenges that still remain.  Throughout history, we have learned that nations...

While more men have died of Covid-19 at time of writing, Frances Williams, a professor of genomic epidemiology at King’s College London, says that preliminary data from the Covid Symptom...

International Women’s Day should celebrate the fruits of decades of activism. But on a continent where those who stand accused of sexual abuse often get rewarded rather than punished, what...

We’ve heard a lot about “cancel culture” of late. From debates about what it is and if it really exists to a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) dedicated to it, politicos of all stripes have...

Public health, especially in the middle of a pandemic, should trump politics (pun intended). Unfortunately, too often it doesn’t. For public health to be most effective and inspire cooperation rather...

On April 7, 2020, Ibrahimo Abu Mbaruco, a reporter for the Palma Community Radio in Mozambique’s northernmost province Cabo Delgado, left work for home at about 6pm and shortly after...

I never watch awards shows. But I had to—if only to publish the above Golden Globes video to prove I kind of know what’s going on. I did see Nomadland...

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves told the media this week, “I do think it’s really important that the City of Jackson start collecting their water bill payments before they start going...