Fans have been waiting for some time since the end of the Union of European Football Association Champions League’s (UCL) group stage games until now. The buildup for the second, more exciting knockout phase of the competition is real.
Bostonians gathered at the steps of the Massachusetts State House to protest the military conflict in Yemen Monday afternoon, asking the Biden administration to halt support of a war that has raged since 2014.
Following the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi Arabia has been under the spotlight for its vast portfolio of human rights violations. Whether it be arresting women’s rights activists or conducting...
The last column published by dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is a message about the importance of free expression in the Arab world, the importance of combating a state-run narrative that silences...
He’s a reformer and an autocrat, a modernizer and a repressive leader, a prince but an acting king. His name is Mohammed bin Salman. But he goes by the name MBS (pronounce each letter). This two-faced...
Nearly one week after a groundbreaking abortion bill that would have changed the lives of millions of women in Argentina was rejected, a mother of two named Elizabeth died after she had a DIY abortion...
In a heavily armed, nuclear world, soft power is the most convincing and effective of powers we have. So naturally, we ought to use it. And soft power shouldn’t be reserved to veiled threats around the...
Growing up, some of my best memories have been of watching football games on Sundays with my family. Being a girl, though, I’ve always gotten strange looks for my love of sports. I guess people still...
I remember the day I got my driver’s license very clearly. It was my dad’s birthday, and I remember him telling me that it was the best birthday present he’d ever received. All the excitement of...
