She has worked as a journalist across the U.S., South Asia, Middle East and North and East Africa.

As a surgeon, I volunteered at a Gaza hospital. The conditions were unthinkable. With a ground offensive in Rafah, people have nowhere to go.

My colleague Ibrahim was killed after the Hamas attacks. Now, Israel is bombing Gaza and blocking food and electricity. Will journalists be able to cover the humanitarian crisis?

Almost two weeks after President Donald Trump’s tweets accusing his predecessor of wiretapping Trump Tower, the Republican head of the House Intelligence Committee tried to offer some support by...

When Republicans have the reins of power, they do not hesitate to go after the very top. Democrats are simply not playing the same game.

The Senate has a veritable buffet of scandals from the Trump era to investigate. Republicans in the House will grasp at any way to go after Biden.

President Donald Trump is being put on the spot to explain his anti-NFL rhetoric by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick in his complaint that team owners have blacklisted him for...

Residents of Gaza have been forced to face their own mortality as Israel's airstrikes and ground offensive continue. This is how Palestinians are saying goodbye.

The second-ranking U.S. Senate Democrat called Monday for an independent commission as well as a special prosecutor to investigate Russian interference in the U.S. election.

The doctors I've worked with to build an advanced pediatrics system in Gaza now find that dream shattered. Children can't get even the most basic care.

Atty. Gen. Merrick Garland needn't — and shouldn't — hand off to a special counsel the criminal investigation of the former president.

The killing of journalists in the Gaza Strip is being normalized. President Biden and other world leaders must do more to protect them.

Germany hasn't delivered on promises to arm and aid Ukraine. Economic and political ties with Russia raise questions about its leaders' priorities.

'So lonely you could die' isn't just a song lyric. Neurogenomics is proving that the human nervous system is not well suited to isolation.

Nafeesa Syeed interviews Farah Bashir about her book about growing up female in the 1990s during the war in Kashmir, “Rumours of Spring.”...

Getting people off the streets and into temporary shelter isn't the only answer to L.A.'s homelessness problem. We need more permanent housing solutions.

Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka, under fire for his alleged association with a Hungarian nationalist group and his views on Islam, walked off the stage during a conference in Washington after facing...

American citizens are among thousands of people trying to get out of Sudan. But the window for international aid is closing, and a humanitarian crisis looms.

'We have to give back,' the daughter of Vietnamese refugees in Washington state says of her community's efforts to help families that fled Afghanistan.

Palestinians in Jenin refugee camp, a center of West Bank resistance, say repeated Israeli raids appear intended to make their city as uninhabitable as Gaza.

A House measure censured the only Palestinian American in Congress over her comments on the Gaza war. What signal does this send to our community?

As Israel is poised for a ground invasion of Gaza, and bombing continues, people fear that the goal is to empty the place of Palestinians.

Drug use in the unhoused population is highly criminalized and stigmatized. Research debunks myths of homelessness and substance abuse.

As a Black woman, I'm used to doctors not taking my pain seriously. But many physicians fail to see how they too can internalize racism and misogyny.

In its two-tiered legal structure, strict movement controls and discriminatory land policies against Palestinians, the Israeli government has built a system that even some former Israeli officials...

Less than 24 hours after a violent attack on a pro-Palestinian camp at UCLA, officers pulled apart barricades as they tore down the encampment and made arrests.

When the Israeli army reached Khan Yunis, my family fled for a fourth time, to Rafah. Now as I huddle in a room with 12 other women, my dreams of university seem like fragments of another life.

Queen Elizabeth II was the embodiment of the British Empire, which committed atrocities. But she also became a reassuring figure for the present.

It's the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Nearly half a million Iraqis died in the war, but it's a blurry image in American memory.

A London court ordered the seizure of a luxury $492 million yacht owned by a Russian billionaire as judges sought to enforce one of the largest divorce payouts in U.K. history.

Nearly 3,000 people died in Friday's magnitude 6.8 earthquake. Rural, mountainous areas lack resources, but there are ways each of us can come Moroccans' aid.

Election officials are looking at ways to bolster security before the November midterms.

Multiracial children, many with parents who are both people of color, are forging their own identities.

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Tracing Octavia’s Footsteps Out and About Journalist Lynell George offers a look at Los Angeles and Pasadena through tracing Octavia Butler's footsteps.

Racial identity is as personal as it is a product of how we’re seen. But what is obvious to me about my Latino relatives is not how many of them see themselves.