'A Model of Hope for the World': 25 Years After Rwandan Genocide, New Film Shows Journey Toward Justice and Healing

Three orphans turned professional photographers interview survivors and perpetrators of the 100-day killing spree that left more than 800,000 dead.

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Can This Anti-Corruption Crusader Become Slovakia's First Female President?

"We stand at a crossroads between the loss and renewal of public trust," said Zuzana Caputova, whose bid this Saturday for the Slovak presidency is being closely watched across Europe.

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What Democatic Socialism Is... And What It Is Not

There is no good reason for socialism to be a dirty word.

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Petro-State Norway Signals Oil Game Is Up

Europe's largest oil producer is effectively admitting the oil game is over and promises to divest from the industry – but it wants to play to the final whistle. Can it have it both ways?

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The Secret to Funding a Green New Deal

Amid transatlantic proposals for a Green New Deal, monetary policy – normally relegated to obscure academic tomes and bureaucratic meetings behind closed doors – has suddenly taken center stage.

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‘Tired of Being Unsupported and Messed With,’ Teachers Stage a Bold Protest that Scores National Attention

Teachers are now understanding that their labor power is part of a broader strategy to even the playing field in a political landscape that is increasingly unequal.

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Jeopardizing Britain's Wealth and Welfare, Brexit Had To Lose

The rejection of a no-deal left the government crestfallen as its attempt to keep control of the Brexit process by maintaining a no-deal on the table was quashed.

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Britain's Second Chance: After All-Out Brexit Failure, Will the U.K. Vote Again?

On Tuesday, U.K. Parliament rejected – by a whopping total of 149 votes – Prime Minister Theresa May's last-minute compromise plan with the E.U. on the proposed deal, possibly spelling the end of Brexit.

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16-Year-Olds Want to Vote—and States Are Starting to Listen to Them

Oregon may become the first state to lower the voting age to include youth in all local and statewide elections.

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Revealed: populist leaders linked to reduced inequality

Populists both the left and right have closed the gap between rich and poor – but also eroded freedoms.

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