Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor
• November 14, 2014
Moscow, Russia:
The Russian capital was shrouded in noxious fumes Monday, and the government has encouraged some residents to stay indoors, according to the BBC. The gas, which smells like rotten eggs,...
Fourteen dead. Seventeen to 20 wounded. Five on trial.
On Sept. 16, 2007, contractors for the private company Blackwater opened fire in Nisour Iraq, killing both civilians and U.S.-Iraq relations.
“My...
Elaine Riddick was raped at age 13. After giving birth to her son at age 14, in 1968, she was sterilized without her consent.
She was only one of 7,600 people forcibly sterilized by the Eugenics Board...
“If the Islamic State (is) to be characterized, it would be as a revolutionary (or radical) insurgent actor,” said Yale Professor of Political Science & Director, Program on Order, Conflict and...
In a bombshell report published in The New York Times, journalist C.J. Chivers revealed that the United States found weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. After over a decade of political arguments concerning...
In 16 years, most of our first-years will have been born in 2012, our seniors will be the class of 2030 and the United Nations agreement to end deforestation will finally take effect.
At the U.N. Climate...
Rikers Island prison, New York City. Despite boasting a smaller inmate and guard population than in 2007, the frequency of prison violence and the costs spent on the prison have gone up.
According to...
Six people killed. Forty-three people missing. Twenty-five students wounded. Twenty-two police officers arrested. Mayor José Luis Abarca on the run.
This was the outcome of the recent Mexican shooting...
Nicole Zelniker & Sara Minksy, Senior Writer & Photo Editor
• October 24, 2014
Hundreds of students flocked to Harvard University for over 50 speakers, dozens of conversations and one life-changing weekend. Together, students from schools all over the country organized the first...
