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Last week more than 200 Afghan interpreters who worked with the U.S. military landed in Virginia, recipients of a special visa for those who served alongside U.S. forces. Interpreters who risked their lives serving as...

In a sign that either the U.S. has done a fabulous job exporting skateboarding around the world, or the American Olympic skateboarders didn't step up in Tokyo—or, it just doesn't matter, dude—the U.S. failed to take home gold, writes Sean Gregory

As Andrew Cuomo fights for his political life, his legal troubles cannot be ignored. On Tuesday, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the results of the independent investigation Cuomo had requested, concluding that the...

Our nation now confronts a new and uncertain time in the pandemic. Vaccination rates are only inching up, allowing the highly infectious Delta variant to spread among unvaccinated people like an out-of-control wildfire, challenging the...

The wage gap is often described as a pay and opportunity difference between white men and all women. But once you know the history, it's clear that the gap between groups of women is just as important—and that white women share an obligation to address it

An Afghan I’ll call “Mohammed” saved my life, when he drove me into Afghanistan as Kabul was falling in 2001, after the September 11th attacks. He spirited me through a Taliban checkpoint between Jalalabad and...