Biden has resettled the fewest refugees in the history of the U.S. program. What could change that?
Refugees bring communities a net financial gain, research finds
Elite private universities got much wealthier while most schools fell behind. My research found out why.
Insiders helped out insiders, and the rich got richer
Actually, Facebook isn’t making people angrier. Some people are just jerks.
People share disinformation to hurt the other side, this research shows.
Why can’t Lebanon’s leaders fix its economic crisis?
Lebanese politicians and elites profit from their corrupt system — and foreign donors keep propping them up to hang onto their own influence
Trudeau sort of won Canada’s election. But a new alt-right party got exactly what it wanted.
Four takeaways from the Canadian election
Canada’s prime minister called for early elections. Will this gamble pay off?
Opposition parties might not have the votes to stop a Liberal Party majority this time
We’re seeing what happens when the FDA loses credibility
It’s not just politicians who are worried about the decision to approve a new Alzheimer’s drug.
We know one thing about Iran’s new president, even before this week’s election. He won’t be a reformer.
The consolidation of power within the Revolutionary Guard leaves little room for opposition politicians
El Salvador’s president launched a ‘self-coup.’ Watch for creeping corruption and authoritarianism.
Peru’s authoritarian past is a cautionary tale for El Salvador’s future
Brazilian police killed 27 people in a single raid this month. That doesn’t make Rio de Janeiro safer.
Banning police raids could help reduce crime and save lives. Here’s the research.