After French trial verdicts come down, victims ask: Is 20 years in prison justice?
In France, criminals generally serve concurrent sentences. That’s frustrating the many, many victims of convicted rapist Joël Le Scouarnec.
Speeding up Trump agenda, Supreme Court allows third-country deportations
The Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to deport migrants to countries other than their own. The decision opens the door to faster removals
Iran just fought a punishing war with Israel. Why its allies stayed away.
Iran trained and armed a network of regional proxies to help it stand up to Israel and the United States. But they were absent from
Civic awakening among young Kenyans
Like their peers the world over, Kenyan youth value accountability, transparency, and justice. They’re using tech savvy to organize and hold their government to democratic
As Israel and Iran weigh truce, US troops in region remain on alert
Iran attacked a U.S. military base in response to the bombing of its nuclear sites. American bases in the Middle East remain on high alert
Fragile ceasefire offers Iran, US, an off-ramp to peace
President Trump has persuaded Iran and Israel to accept a ceasefire that could pave the way for resumed talks on the future of Iran’s nuclear