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Protests Spread to Kuwait Over Rights of Stateless
After half a century of lacking citizenship, Kuwait's 100,000 undocumented residents are demanding equality… More »
Christina Koningisor does story research for The Atlantic. She recently returned from a Fulbright scholarship in Kuwait.
After half a century of lacking citizenship, Kuwait's 100,000 undocumented residents are demanding equality… More »
News analyses of Mubarak from 1981 seem both prescient and flawed… More »
New leaders and parishioners are reviving the American church's use of the practice… More »
Ater Ater, a 19-year old with a hockey player's build, drops into a threadbare seat at the back of his high school auditorium in Portland, Maine. Not so long ago in the same room, Ater was belting out "Bye Bye Birdie," twirling fresh-faced girls in poodle skirts as a member of the cast in that Broadway classic. Today, he is there to help determine the fate of an East African nation.In January, the inhabitants of south Sudan are to decide by referendum whether to…… More »
The Cordoba House is just one among many religious communities dedicated to creating environmentally friendly spaces… More »
A primer on the British model's upcoming war crimes testimony… More »
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