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Eliza Gray
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The Last Nazi Trials
The prosecution of a 94-year-old former SS guard renews questions about how to assign blame for the Holocaust
By Eliza Gray / Detmold
May 5, 2016
The Radical New Ways Colleges Are Sizing Up Students
From notebook doodles to video selfies
By Eliza Gray
April 7, 2016
Europe's Far Right Point Fingers After Brussels Attacks
For them, the bombings are a further indictment of immigration and tolerance of Muslims
By Eliza Gray / London
March 22, 2016
Everything to Know About Britain's E.U. Referendum
A beginner's guide to the vote on whether the U.K. quits the European Union
By Eliza Gray and Dan Stewart
February 22, 2016
Inside One of the Last Nazi Death Camp Trials
The first days of the trial of 94-year-old alleged Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning show the anger that still remains over the death camps
By Eliza Gray/Detmold, Germany
February 12, 2016
How Europe Plans to Keep the U.K. European
British PM David Cameron welcomed the proposals but said they must go further
By Eliza Gray/London
February 2, 2016
Ai Weiwei Closes Exhibits to Protest Migrant Rules
A new law would allow authorities to seize migrants' valuables
By Eliza Gray
January 27, 2016
The Race to Prosecute the Last Surviving Nazis
The legal standard that allows such cases is less than a decade old
By Eliza Gray and Simon Shuster
January 20, 2016
In Sweden, Feminists Grapple With Racism Against Migrants and Gender Equality
A scandal over alleged sexual assaults by migrants puts Sweden—renowned for its gender equality and its liberality—in a difficult place
By Eliza Gray/London
January 19, 2016
Trump Branded a Wazzock and a Buffoon in U.K. Debate
“Hate crime is being inflamed and stoked by the words that Donald Trump is using"
By Eliza Gray
January 18, 2016
British Lawmakers to Debate Call to Ban Donald Trump from U.K.
A popular petition to ban the real estate mogul gets its day in parliament
By Eliza Gray
January 15, 2016
Fans Pay Tribute at Mural Near David Bowie's Childhood Home
The singer lived in central London before moving to the suburbs
By Eliza Gray
January 11, 2016
This Is How the West Tried to Persuade Gaddafi to Give Up Power
Gaddafi's desperation and instransigence are palpable
By Eliza Gray
January 7, 2016
How Immigration Fears in the U.K. Are Fueling Support for an E.U. Exit
Polls suggest the migrant crisis has made 'Brexit' more likely
By Eliza Gray
December 16, 2015
5 Things Mark Zuckerberg's Riches Could Buy the World
Wells, mosquito nets, and food are just some of the things the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative could invest in
By Eliza Gray
December 2, 2015
How Publishing Salaries Could Close the Wage Gap
Companies consider transparency
By Eliza Gray
November 12, 2015
Catalonia Independence Vote Could Threaten E.U. Unity
A separatist movement in Spain could inspire others; threatening European integration
By Eliza Gray
November 7, 2015
How British Suffragettes Radicalized American Women
Though the film
Suffragette
is about the British movement, American audiences will be learning about their own suffrage movement too
By Eliza Gray
October 23, 2015
Britain's Courting of China Raises Allies' Concerns
Britain's diplomatic efforts with China may not have the desired effect
By Eliza Gray / London
October 21, 2015
Prince Charles Isn't Going to the State Dinner With China
The Crown Prince — who has had rocky relations with Beijing — will still meet Chinese President Xi Jinping as the U.K. rolls out the red carpet
By Eliza Gray / London
October 19, 2015
Here's What Denmark Thought About the Democratic Debate
Danish ambassador to the U.S. Lars Gert Lose reacts to Tuesday night's Danish lovefest
By Eliza Gray and Denver Nicks
October 14, 2015
Why Democrats Love Denmark
It isn't just the free healthcare
By Eliza Gray
October 14, 2015
Bubble Trouble for Standardized Testing
Why the SAT and the ACT are competing for students long before college
By Eliza Gray
October 1, 2015
1 in 4 College Women Report Unwanted Sexual Contact
A new survey of 27 campuses shows that sexual assault is a pervasive problem
By Eliza Gray
September 21, 2015
What to Know About Bowe Bergdahl as He Appears in Court
The soldier who allegedly deserted his unit in Afghanistan faces a hearing Thursday in San Antonio
By Eliza Gray
September 17, 2015
All-Male Combat Troops Outperform Troops Mixed With Women
Marine Corps officials released data from a new study
By Eliza Gray
September 10, 2015
Authorities Invest $80 Million in Ending Rape Kit Backlog
New funds could test 70,000 rape kits
By Eliza Gray
September 10, 2015
Laws Throughout the World Hold Women Back
90% of the countries studied in a new report have at least one law restricting economic opportunity for women
By Eliza Gray
September 10, 2015
American Indian Tribes Get Into the Pot Business
Tribes are weighing the risks and opportunities of legalizing pot
By Eliza Gray
September 4, 2015
Why the Dip in SAT Scores May Not Be Such a Bad Thing
The drop doesn't necessarily mean what you think
By Eliza Gray
September 3, 2015
Colleges Find New Ways to Tackle Sexual Assault
New state and federal laws require different approaches
By Eliza Gray
August 24, 2015
Game of Thrones
Casts Ian McShane in Season 6
The former
Deadwood
star will have a small but key role
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Watch Adorable Baby Turtles Crawl to the Ocean
Nesting season is from May to October
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Beau Biden's Dying Wish Was for His Dad to Run for President, Report Says
Joe Biden is reportedly considering running in 2016
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Conflicting Reports Over Cecil the Lion's Brother Jericho
Jericho had been caring for his brother Cecil's cubs
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
This 5-Year-Old Girl Saved Her Mother and Baby Brother's Lives After a Crash
A brave girl takes action
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Thousands of Women Will Breastfeed in Public to Kick Off World Breastfeeding Week
Women around the world raise awareness about breastfeeding
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Customer Says He Found Meth in a Milkshake From In-N-Out Burger
The customer says he found two capsules at the bottom of his cup
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Dave Grohl Has the Best Response to the 1,000 Italian Fans Who Played 'Learn to Fly'
The rocker made a video...in Italian
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Man's iPhone Miraculously Still Works After Falling From a Plane Over Texas
He found it under a mesquite tree
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
You Can Make a Teen Cancer Patient's Birthday Wish Come True by Doing One Simple Thing
The North Carolina 16-year-old has done many selfless acts for other kids
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
See an Incredible Photo of Friday Night's Blue Moon
It usually happens just once every couple of years
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Cecil the Lion's Killer Contacts Federal Authorities
The dentist, Dr. Walter Palmer, has not been charged with a crime
By Eliza Gray
August 1, 2015
Why Universities Have Their Own Armed Police Forces
The arrangement has a long history
By Eliza Gray
July 30, 2015
George Washington University Drops Admissions Test Requirements
A growing number of schools no longer require the ACT or the SAT
By Eliza Gray
July 27, 2015
Why the New Case Against Bill Cosby Is Different
He may be forced to testify about the molestation of a 15-year-old girl
By Eliza Gray
July 23, 2015
How to Convince Your Boss That You're an Employee—Not a Contractor
Many employers illegally classify employees as contractors to avoid paying certain benefits
By Eliza Gray
July 20, 2015
Colorado: Marijuana Can't Treat PTSD
Nine states allow medical marijuana use for PTSD
By Eliza Gray
July 16, 2015
Transgender Soldiers Hopeful But Still in Limbo
Cautious optimism in the wake of the Pentagon's announcement
By Eliza Gray
July 15, 2015
Pentagon to Lift Transgender Ban in the Military
One study estimated that 15,500 transgender people currently serve.
By Eliza Gray
July 13, 2015
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