Inhumane Drone Strikes Are Beneath the U.S.
In 2014, there were 2,400 reported dead via drone airstrikes after five years of campaigns, according to The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, with 250 civilians reported killed at a minimum.
Read MoreIn 2014, there were 2,400 reported dead via drone airstrikes after five years of campaigns, according to The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, with 250 civilians reported killed at a minimum.
Read MoreThe U.K.’s referendum vote was a good and democratic reaction against the EU’s failed and restrictive policies. Phillip Hammond, the new British finance minister, calls it “a resounding endorsement of the British economy.”
Read MoreAre men more likely than women to dominate class discussion? Are men more likely to interrupt a class? Are students more likely to push back against a female professor? Six ladies, six men, and two professors at the School of Diplomacy weigh in.
Read MoreBy Kathryn Chaney Staff Writer The most recent attempt to address the influx of refugees from the Middle East into
Read MoreWhoever coined the phrase “the road to hell is paved with good intentions” foresaw the rise of startup NGOs in the age of millennials, individually driven by a mission to save the world.
Read MoreIf the conference wants to talk about nuclear security, a state that abandoned such weapons of devastating power to be picked up by the highest bidder must be included if any sense of security is to be achieved.
Read MoreThis begs the question, if more Americans were informed of the fighting and violence, would more demand a response?
Read MoreThe root of the problem is in the way that Uber mishandles its customer relations, its public relations, and its corporate responsibility at every possible step of the way.
Read MoreThe threats of war from the DPRK should only ever receive laughs for the jokes they are.
Read MoreTaking a stand for privacy is the best move for Apple because they are likely to see a positive customer response.
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