At a time when even the entertainment industry is bowing to dark political forces, Cynthia Erivo made a culture-conquering hit while standing firm for inclusion, kindness and radical acceptance ...

As the year draws to a close, Nepal once again stands at a defining juncture, caught between its constitutional obligations ...

Fraud is rare, but mistrust runs deep. A veteran election lawyer on how truth, audits and transparency can rebuild confidence ...

The ability to verify China’s compliance with its own agreements is not a technical detail but the foundation of trust ...

There’s no way to bargain with the Communists—you get nothing.” —Cardinal Zen A century before Pope Pius X, there was Pius ...

Sora 2 was officially released by OpenAI as of Oct. 30, 2025. Existing as the successor to OpenAI’s Sora, an app designed for ...

The Democratic Party’s response to suspicions of abandoning the Daejang-dong appeal is schizophrenic. The Daejang-dong court of first instance ruled, “The Daejang-dong case is a corruption crime in ...

Reconciliation might come if lies could be admitted without fear of prosecution.

To say “Never Again” is not to remember the Holocaust once a year; it is to recognize when the same mechanisms — excuse, deflection, relativism — begin to operate again. It means standing up not only ...

To tell the truth is to invite hostility from those who profit from deception. In Kenya today, this ancient truth still holds ...

As Americans celebrate the destructive wars that helped shape this country, we also remember that free markets promote peace and individual liberty.

New research reveals that people find AI-delivered political arguments convincing. This could help bridge political divides—or fuel polarization.