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It has been five years since Sri Lanka's brutal three-decades-long civil conflict came to an end in May 2009, but for the country's youth, true national reconciliation is still …

The State Department's handling of the Ukraine crisis may go down as a textbook diplomatic fiasco, doing nothing to advance genuine US interests while disrupting cooperation with Moscow and …

The PBS classic, which taught a love of books to generations of kids, will be coming back in an online version.

For the first time ever, a candidate attached to an out-and-out “feminist” political party has been elected to serve on the European Parliament.

The Infectious Diseases Society of America's 2006 Lyme disease guideline panel has undercut its credibility by allowing financial interests to exclude divergent medical evidence.

New drama rocks the Guantanamo military commissions as the potential release of a Senate report on the CIA torture program could influence the commissions' future and reveal previously unknown …

In this excerpt from “Kill the Messenger: The Media's Role in the Fate of the World,” Armoudian explains how Hutu power journalists contributed to the Rwandan genocide.

Years after their wrongdoing ignited the financial crisis, the Justice Department apparently is acting like massive US banks are too big to prosecute.

If the US really wants to be a responsible and ‘exceptional’ superpower, it needs to lead by example, not by force of arms.

The European story remains one of deeply destructive economic policies, which have inflicted vast harm.