For years ISIS has ravaged the Middle East, killing thousands while also destroying countless homes and priceless artifacts. But, on the night of Oct. 26, ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in...
Roman Raies, World and Nation Editor
• September 7, 2018
U.S.
Donald Trump’s second supreme court nomination pick Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination hearing began on Sept. 4 with calls from Democrats for him to withhold his own nomination until more details...
Guilfordian Staff writers Jacqueline Carr and Evan Gorgen contributed to this story.
New York Times journalist Scott Anderson shared his work and experiences from his most recent project,“Fractured...
Abe Kenmore, Social Justice and Diversity Coordinator
• September 29, 2016
Turkey made headlines this summer when a failed coup attempt was quickly put down. The coup has proved just one of many issues facing an increasingly polarized government this year.
Much of the controversy...
France
ISIS claimed to be behind the attacks in Paris on Nov. 13 that killed 129 people. Though several of the bombers have been identified, there is still a lot of backlash is France against Muslim...
Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, cordially accepted John Boehner’s invitation to speak to the U.S. Congress on March 3.
A number of Democrats did not attend, while many Republicans supported...
“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...
Mursitpinar, Turkey
After repeatedly refusing to allow Iraqi Kurdish forces to cross the Turkish-Syrian border, Turkey is now permitting the military to cross and combat ISIS in Kobani, Syria, according...
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, President Barack Obama gave a speech on his plans to eradicate the threat of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
The president’s plan is a nice idea. For many Americans, it...
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