We have to stop confusing outrage with virtue. Anger is not proof of innocence. Participation in a...
Anyone who sold their body for the entertainment of others or exposed themselves to the public gaze,...
If Trump accepts her “deal,” and the DOJ follows through on its effort to wipe him from...
The study of late medieval sex trafficking makes clear that poverty and limited economic opportunities for women...
Advocates working on human trafficking issues say the administration has abandoned promises to prioritize the issue. By...
Schools are dynamic spaces where students, teachers, and staff interact daily. Think about it: a clean, secure...
Understanding Bronze Age Gaza demands a critical eye toward modern narratives that impose fixed identities on ancient...
The military was ordered to turn the ruins of Rafah into a ‘humanitarian city’ but experts call...
To study the demographic composition of the Holy Land in the medieval era is to reject the...
If there is any hope left for international law, it will need to reckon with Gaza. Not...
The modern history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict resists finality. It is a story saturated with memory, loss,...
Hospitals are supposed to be sanctuaries. In Gaza, they have become the final stop in a chain...
Modern medicine has its fair share of jaw-dropping innovations—robotic surgeries, gene editing, AI diagnostics. But what if...
Ever plan a trip only to realize halfway through the drive that you forgot something important, like...
The history of tax evasion in the ancient world offers not only a window into economic life,...
Republican lawmakers are set to push the Trump administration to unilaterally “drastically reduce what investors pay on...
To write the history of the middle class is to write the history of modernity, not from...
The middle class is bearing more of the cost and receiving less of the reward. And the...
The history of tax avoidance is a history of inequality made durable not by failure, but by...
In the end, the One Big Beautiful Bill may be remembered not for its size or its...
Slot machines have occupied a unique space in American culture for more than a century. From modest...
To understand Roy Cohn is not to understand a villain. It is to understand a system that...
A 1952 law that President Harry S. Truman opposed, calling it a step backward, now underpins many...
The presence of troops in American streets no longer shocks. That may be the most lasting erosion...
To defend civil liberties is not only to protect the rights of immigrants. It is to protect...
The foundation of ICE in 2003 marked more than a bureaucratic reorganization. It signaled the redefinition of...
When federal power wears a mask, it is not only immigrants who should be concerned. It is...
By preserving the past of a regime they overthrew, the French revolutionaries revealed a deeper commitment: to...
This termination reveals the fragility of institutions that once seemed stable. It exposes the ease with which...
The lie detector is not a machine of truth but of anxiety. It arises from a fear...