Bryan Bowman

Humanitarian organizations that work with refugees are pushing back against a proposal from the Trump administration to reduce refugee admission into the United States in Fiscal Year 2019. 

By fear mongering on social issues like illegal immigration, the national anthem and religion, Trump has been able to divert attention away from class and towards culture.

In 2011, nearly a quarter of a million people in Somalia died as a result of famine. According to experts, U.S. counterterrorism sanctions on the Al Shabaab group significantly worsened the…

More people have been internally displaced in East Africa this year than in any region, new figures from the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center show.

Despite its strength on paper, experts warn the US financial system remains dangerously vulnerable to future crashes.

The US announced it will close the Palestinian Liberation Organization's D.C. office on the same day national security advisor John Bolton condemned the International Criminal Court.

The consequences of President Macri’s new austerity measures will be felt by a growingly frustrated Argentinian people.

Riots and hunger strikes have broken out in refugee detainment centers in Libya as conditions there have deteriorated.

Rohingya children are being denied access to basic education. Experts warn this could lead to a "lost generation" unable to contribute to society.

Laurence Tribe, a professor of constitutional law at Harvard, said there is no legal reason why a president cannot be indicted.

How prepared is the U.S. to deal with future disasters? The Globe Post asked Dr. Irwin Redlener, a clinical professor of Health Policy and Management and Pediatrics at Columbia University.

US Senator Warren outlined her new legislation, the “Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act,” to change the way Washington does business.

How prepared is the U.S. to deal with future disasters? The Globe Post asked Dr. Irwin Redlener, a clinical professor of Health Policy and Management and Pediatrics at Columbia University.

Police have seized more than 5,600 illegally-possessed guns in Chicago this year alone, including 60 the weekend of August 3-5, when 66 people were shot and 12 killed between Friday evening…

The effects of President Donald Trump’s persistent attacks on the press are being felt beyond the U.S. border.

When former cricket star Imran Khan becomes Pakistan's prime minister, he will inherit a looming financial crisis that may hinder his agenda.

The Globe Post talked to Trita Parsi, the founder, and president of the National Iranian American Council about the Trump administration's calls for regime change in Iran

The US legislative branch will seek to play a greater role in deciding the country's policy towards NATO after President Trump's tumultuous visit to Europe.

Beyond simply condemning the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement against Israel, a number of U.S. lawmakers are quietly making a new push to crack down on it.

Following a series of deadly protests over fuel prices, the International Monetary Fund has agreed to restructure conditions imposed on the Haitian government.