Malaria: A Need for New Solutions
Wiping out malaria will benefit all of humanity, and to restart the progress for global elimination the United States should ...
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Selective Empathy is Far Worse than No Empathy at All
Empathy must be based on right and wrong and not on whether or not someone belongs to our 'tribe.'
Illiberals and Anti-Liberals: Beginning of a ‘Beautiful’ Friendship?
The terms illiberal and anti-liberal are often used interchangeably without much consideration for the terms’ differences. We would understand these kind of regimes better ...
United States Must Counter Turkey’s Rising Influence in Georgia
As a strong ally and strategic partner, Washington should help Georgia resisting rising Turkish influence and repulsing Islamism imposed by ...
Troubled Waters: How Climate Change is Straining US Fisheries
Research suggests climate change plays a significant role among the factors putting intense stress on fish populations and the communities ...
The Case for Pro-Trump Opposition to Ukrainian Influence
During the impeachment war, both sides should at least admit the common belief that the United States needs to unite ...
Adapt, Abate, or Suffer – Lessons from Hurricane Dorian
Hurricanes are growing in intensity due to historically hot oceans and air temperatures and are now frequently being deprived of any ...
US Drug Companies Reach Settlement Ahead of Landmark Opioids Trial
Three drug distributors and an Israeli drugmaker blamed for a deadly U.S. opioid epidemic settled with plaintiffs hours before they ...
Could GOP Senators Turn on Trump? The Politics of an Impeachment Trial
As the Senate braces for the possibility of an impeachment trial, the path to a scenario in which 20 GOP ...
Erdogan Says Can No Longer ‘Keep Track’ of Trump’s Tweets
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he could no longer "keep track" of the tweets by his U.S. counterpart Donald ...
What Will be Left of the Republican Party When Trump’s Reign Ends?
A day will come when all Americans, both politicians and constituents, who stayed on the sidelines or openly advocated for ...
For Venezuela’s Opposition, the US is an Increasingly Uncomfortable Ally
“When it comes down to it, what both sides are doing is they're playing this power game. Meanwhile, the house ...
California Missed a Chance to Put Out Next Year’s Amazon Fires
As the Amazon and other rainforests around the world continue to burn, California missed a chance to adopt a bill ...
The Ultimate Gamble: Why President Trump Is Inviting Congress to Impeach Him
In inviting Congress to impeach him, President Trump is gambling with US democracy. And if he wins, the nation will ...
Afghan Generation Knows Only Conflict as War Turns 18
"Since we were born, we have had no peace in our country, it has only been fighting and conflict," said ...
What Will it Take for Iran and the US to Bury the Hatchet? [Part III]
While the demands of reconciliation between Iran and the US may appear insurmountable, the fallout of war will be catastrophic for all ...
US Isolation of Iran and a Regional War Nobody Wants [Part II]
With every passing day, reconciliation between the United States and Iran becomes ever more difficult as sanctions bite and Iranian animosity grows, ...
Why Are US-Iran Relations So Tainted? [Part I]
The troubled history of Iran-US ties, beginning soon after WWII, is at the foundation of broken relations today.
Past as Present: Confronting an American History of Racism in Charlottesville
Two years after the Unite the Right rally, Charlottesville continues to struggle with legacies of racism and slavery. Directly confronting ...
Democracy in Decline: is the West Complicit?
With democracy on the defense around the globe, The Globe Post's Bryan Bowman spoke with Newell about the forces that ...
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