Reform Judaism chose Zionism. It did so with eyes open, after the most catastrophic century in Jewish history. That choice was not a mistake. It was a homecoming. And those of us who understand this ...

THERE’S an important by-election coming up which could decide the fate of the Prime Minister. It’s in a place called Gorton ...

ISRAEL BULUS writes on the recent media chat by former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, in which he condemned alleged arbitrary arrests, remarks that have reopened a heated debate over his eight ...

In December 2025, newspapers in India carried an arresting, dystopian image: scores of young people sitting obediently in rows on an airstrip in the eastern state of Odisha to take an exam. Over 8,000 ...

From the Criminal Tribes Act to mass incarceration and corporate impunity, the history of criminal law reveals how states define crime to discipline the poor, stigmatise denotified tribes, and shield ...

Ryan Ferguson had an unsavoury history of football banning orders and prison terms. But his recent online activity suggests ...

If competition and autonomy transformed Israeli healthcare into a global model, why does education remain trapped in centralized failure?

This week the Senate took the lead, and the Senate Committee on Natural Resources took initial testimony on Act 250 and Act 181 reforms, focusing on a general overview of components of Act 181 that ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's claims that the United Kingdom has been “colonised by immigrants” drew a reaction inside and outside Old Trafford ...

White Minnesotans are being urged to sustain their engagement in the fight against racism beyond the current crisis, as the ...

A relationship between Virginia State and VMI could model what shared governance and accountability look like, author and VMI graduate Jeff Bennett writes in a guest column.

Reflecting on his pathbreaking history of Algeria’s National Liberation Front (FLN), first published in 1980, the Marxist ...