A year in Palestine, living in fear of not just genocide — but AIDS.

The ordeal that still haunts her is representative of increasing human rights violations in the country

More than two years into his term, President Petro’s promise to strike deals with all the country’s armed and criminal groups remains unfulfilled

Syrians are combing through bodies to identify loved ones executed in Assad regime prisons

The prisoners have fled, leaving the Assad regime’s monument to tyranny in disarray, as rumors drive the search for the living and the dead

An Avignon courthouse has become a site of pilgrimage for French women seeking catharsis and community

Foreign women who experience sexual abuse must fight against overbearing institutions and discriminatory attitudes to find safety and justice

The Netflix adaptation of 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' provides an opportunity to appreciate the novel’s artistry and the legacy of its author, Gabriel Garcia Marquez

@TulikaBose_: 1. 🧵 So, I’m going to name and shame some journalism plagiarism — starting with work stolen from my current outlet, @newlinesmag In May 2021 — we ran a feature on Arab Divas. @nytimes ra...

Podcast Episode · Power User with Taylor Lorenz · 2024-12-05 · 35m

Ambros and Lee's collaboration helped spawn a new field of biology while proving breakthrough science can come out of a family-friendly lab

In this op-ed, Lindsay Lee Wallace explores grief, and how no amount of success in school or work could protect her from it.

A Syrian journalist records a journey through repression and fleeting moments of liberty in Latakia, Damascus and Beirut