How my foray into the University of Texas microfiche collection helped spark, nearly three years later, a small scandal over the GOP primary leader's 1971 dissertation
The Democratic Republic of Congo has made important strides since its first-ever elections in 2006, but this week's vote could put it all at risk
We've long understood the country's horrifying rate of sexual assault -- on average 48 rapes per hour -- to be a function and tool of conflict, but it may be something very different
A failed coup in the Democratic Republic of Congo raises serious concerns about the country's fledgling democracy