Fareed digs into the statistics on religious affiliation in America, and talks to New York Times religion reporter Ruth Graham about some surprising data on Gen Z.

I was a political science student in college when 9-11 happened. Almost overnight, the air in our classrooms thickened with ...

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About 20 sign-holding members of NU Grad Workers for Palestine protested in front of Northwestern’s Technological Institute ...

Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, “Ruth Neely was harassed at home, at work, in the national press and most appallingly, by vicious lawfare waged by ...

After a devastating hurricane, residents rallied together … and provided a blueprint for what real cooperation and kindness ...

In an hour-long speech before the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, Sept. 23, President Donald Trump rebuked world leaders ...

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In the work of Dr. Jozlyn Hall, those ledgers are precisely what she reads - not simply to critique prose or plot, but to map the human currents that produce both harm and hope. Dr. Hall's ...

Most Americans would struggle to locate Myanmar on a map, let alone its northernmost state of Kachin. Yet this rugged, ...

Mississippi is the most "overall religious" state, according to Pew's map, with 50 percent of adults who are "highly religious," followed by South Carolina with 46 percent of "highly religious" adults ...