Peace

How to Find More Peace in Your Life

Maria Shriver on introducing more tranquility into your routine

By Maria Shriver March 18, 2016

Yoko Ono Tries for Record Human Peace Sign for John Lennon’s Birthday

The attempt made for some striking pictures but came up short

By Denver Nicks October 6, 2015

Latin America's Longest Conflict May Finally Be Ending

For over 50 years, rebels from FARC have fought the Colombian government. But thanks to years of talks—and Pope Francis—peace could be near

September 24, 2015

Developer Removes Top Ad-Blocker From App Store: It 'Just Doesn't Feel Good'

"Achieving this much success with Peace just doesn’t feel good"

By Benjamin Snyder / Fortune September 18, 2015

Burger King Is Doubling Down on Its Crazy Hybrid Burger Idea

After McDonald's rejected the idea, Burger King will collaborate with these 4 restaurants.

By Michal Addady / Fortune September 2, 2015

Why It’s Time to Remember Waterloo for a Different Reason

The battle deserves to be celebrated not as the end of the first “total war,” but as the beginning of a “total peace"

By Christine Haynes / History News Network June 12, 2015

Gloria Steinem's North Korea Peace Walk Draws Ire

Remember, the status quo sure ain't working

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing May 21, 2015

Activists to March in North Korea

"I believe that we are ... breaking through this mental state that this is a permanent division"

By Sabrina Toppa May 20, 2015

Watch the 2015 International Jazz Day Concert Live

“In times of change and uncertainty, we need the spirit of jazz more than ever before"

By Helen Regan April 30, 2015

Pope Francis Trades Doves for Balloons

After doves released last year were attacked

By Justin Worland January 25, 2015

Five Best Ideas of the Day: January 8

1. The same features that make cities hubs for innovation may spur inequality. Smart policies can strike a balance. By Richard Florida in CityLab 2. Solar power can provide hot meals for the masses. By...

By The Aspen Institute January 8, 2015

The Path to Peace

Chaos in the Middle East is sowing the seeds for an unlikely alliance between Israel and the Arab states

By Joe Klein January 8, 2015

Why Were Activists 45 Years Ago Protesting 'Against Death?'

It had nothing to do with immortality

By Lily Rothman November 13, 2014

Peace Prize Winners Push Obama on Torture Report

Say American leaders have “eroded the very freedoms and rights that generations of their young gave their lives to defend”

By Maya Rhodan October 27, 2014

The Tragic Nobel Peace Prize Story You've Probably Never Heard

This is the story of the "long-ailing, wornout, beaten Nobelman" Carl von Ossietzky

By Noah Rayman October 10, 2014

Peace Talks Are Off

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a unity deal between rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas "a great reverse for peace"

By Noah Rayman April 24, 2014

Watch: Pope Francis and Easter at the Vatican

Watch highlights of Pope Francis's Easter prayers for peace in Syria and Ukraine via Vatican Radio and TV.

April 20, 2014

Former Middle East Negotiator: We Can't Trade Pollard for Peace

A former Middle East negotiator on why releasing the convicted spy would be yet another tactic in search of a strategy in the Obama administration's faltering peace process.

By Aaron David Miller April 1, 2014

Pope Francis' One Big Mistake: Syria

By failing to support a realistic peace plan, the Holy Father has failed the Syrian people

By Robert Christian March 12, 2014

How Axe Made the Ad Everybody Is Talking About

Fragrance company Axe has built a grooming products empire by buddying up with bros. Their ads are well known for their sexual humor and exaggerated scenarios that play into male fantasies. Perhaps that's why Axe's...

By Victor Luckerson January 30, 2014

We’re Wrong About Juice

It All Looks as if the World Is Preparing for War

Photographing the Last Days of FARC

This is What Members of Colombia's FARC Rebel Army Carry in Their Bags