A dream died when Haiti’s Hotel Oloffson burned to the ground. Can it be recovered?

Millions of Chinese readers discovered the Sahara through Sanmao’s stories. Jacob Kushner revisits episodes from her life and asks how much of what she wrote was true.

Jacob Kushner discusses his reported featured STORYTELLER OF THE SAHARA, published in the second issue of NOW VOYAGER.

Fleeing floods and drought in rural areas, Kenyans find precarious refuge along Nairobi rivers. Now, residents say the city’s Climate Action Plan is being weaponized against them.

Who was in charge—Pleroma, the International Business Times, or something else?

Fleeing floods and drought in rural areas, Kenyans find precarious refuge along Nairobi rivers. Now, residents say the city’s Climate Action Plan is being weaponized against them.

Fleeing floods and drought in rural areas, Kenyans find precarious refuge along Nairobi rivers. Now, residents say the city’s Climate Action Plan is being weaponized against them.

The new Syria has not dismantled the old prison system.

Millions of Chinese readers discovered the Sahara through Sanmao’s stories. Jacob Kushner revisits episodes from her life and asks how much of what she wrote was true.

How agribusiness took over Brazilian country music.

“At times I see it as a site of exclusion and segregation, and at other times as the specter of another possible life.”

“At times I see it as a site of exclusion and segregation, and at other times as the specter of another possible life.”

“At times I see it as a site of exclusion and segregation, and at other times as the specter of another possible life.”

Layoffs at CBS, NBC, and Teen Vogue show a shift in newsroom priorities away from the promises of 2020.

Trump isn't the first president to use the military base for the U.S.'s dirty secrets

Indigenous Ogiek say they are being evicted from their ancestral land to facilitate trading schemes.

Journalists in El Salvador are under heightened scrutiny. Many have been forced to leave.

Questions come with building a city: How do we electrify homes? Who will form a government? Can police protect us from gangs?

The Kenyan police should end its apparent harassment of Otsieno Namwaya, associate Africa director at Human Rights Watch, over his work documenting serious rights abuses in Kenya.

Letters, condemnations, and Israeli court cases have failed to change the world’s deadliest place for journalists. We’ve cast out for a new approach.

What keeps the Ruto administration running from crisis to crisis remains a complete unwillingness to listen to people and an unswerving commitment to responding to any form of dissent with violence.

Bad weather hampers search for Alec Luhn after he set out for solo hike in remote Folgefonna national park

The repatriation process is complex and costly — and for many, it's just another difficult part of the immigrant experience.

As humanitarian protections vanish overnight, thousands of Haitians in the U.S. weigh the dangers of detention against the risks of returning to a country in crisis.

In the 1990s, a French theme park exhibited musicians from Côte d’Ivoire alongside exotic animals.

It was reported that ravioli had been banned from being served to the College of Cardinals for fear that the stuffed pasta might contain secret messages, an MIT professor calculated a 90 percent proba...

Questions come with building a city: How do we electrify homes? Who will form a government? Can police protect us from gangs?

A thrilling narrative investigation into the National Socialist Underground (NSU)—a German terror organization that targeted immigrants—and how a govern...

YouTube video by Columbia Journalism School

After years of building relationships with congressional Republicans and conservative think tanks, officials in Somaliland believe President Trump will grant their ultimate wish: statehood.

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A Syrian man holds out hope that videos show his son fleeing Saydnaya prison after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. The Journal joins the father’s search for more clues about his fate.