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The man once tasked to identify Trump supporters says the media narrative on them is all wrong

On the anniversary of the little boy’s death, Alan Kurdi’s family laments how little has changed in Syria.

Brexit’s aftermath is all about control—of the Conservative party, the Labour party, the economy, and Britain’s future

We all have every right to be angry. It’s what Syrians need from all of us right now.

Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto was already historically unpopular in his country. One Trump trip later, he’s being openly reviled.

The Turkish military’s foray into Syria is a sign the regime knows it can do what it likes—international opinion be damned.

From 2016: In a search for justice in a blood-soaked land, the victims of Islamic State’s worst atrocities speak up

A cemetery of unmarked graves belies the notion that simple solutions exist on the Mexican border

An injured little boy is a metaphor for the collapse of humanity in a ceaseless war in Syria we’d rather not even think about

Usain Bolt reminded us that, despite doping scandals, sport can still be pure