“Pay attention to what’s going on in Mexico,” said NPR International Correspondent Carrie Kahn, who is based in Mexico City, Mexico. “I think it’s important, the desertion of the U.S. from Latin...
“My father didn’t really engage the topic of Cuba on a larger scale, but we knew that it was a special place to my dad,” said Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images News staff photographer. “And we knew...
The Trans-Pacific Partnership is the triumph of President Obama’s economic agenda. In discussion since 2005, this negotiation incorporates Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New...
Republicans captured massive victories in the midterm elections, burying Democratic candidates in key congressional races.
If the GOP plays its cards right, the party will roll that success straight...
On April 5, Judge Edward R. Korman declared that the Food and Drug Administration must make the morning-after pill accessible for females of all ages, prescription or not.
This ruling overturned a decision...
To what extent do words matter?
This was a question many Americans asked after President Obama’s second inaugural address, delivered on January 20.
The speech celebrated the U.S. and its history,...
Catherine Schurz, World and Nation Section Editor
• December 7, 2012
France
Studies show the sperm count in France has decreased by 32 percent over the past 17 years. Scientists theorize that this decline may lead to a dangerously low sperm count in French males and...
President Barack Obama’s Nov. 6 re-election was a monumental world event, accompanied by a wide range of positive and negative global reactions.
“I don’t think there is one ‘world’ opinion...
The mood on campus was tense Tuesday night as the election results rolled in. All eyes watched The Grill’s TV screens; each fluctuation in percentages and electoral points was greeted by the sharp intake...
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