The Senate on Thursday confirmed Michael Pack, a conservative filmmaker who has worked closely with former White House chief strategist Steve...
Somalis refugees and many other immigrants from Africa have historically not connected with African-American communities or issues. But that is...
That beat cops so often look like troops is not just a problem of “optics.” There is, in fact, a “positive and statistically significant...
The murder of George Floyd by a police officer in broad daylight came amid a high point in the continuing rampage of the coronavirus throughout the...
US engagement has helped Trump but done little for Afghan civilians, as the brutal attack on a maternity hospital shows, says analyst Kate Clark...
As many Americans continue to work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, immigrant IT workers play an essential role in helping the U.S. economy...
Research finds that protests about anti-black racism and indigenous people’s rights receives the least legitimizing coverage. Source: Neiman Lab,...
See the latest NAE research on immigrants and the Covid-19 outbreak. Including data on Immigrants in At-Risk Jobs, Undocumented and DACA-Eligible...
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theatlantic.com, by Tom Gjelten, October 3, 2015 The ceremony in which Marta Quintanilla Call became a U.S. citizen was held in a cavernous...
Haiti’s remarkable recovery from a cholera outbreak that pushed it to the brink offers vital lessons in dealing with a public health crisis Source:...
An in-depth collection of global reporting on refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and internally displaced people. More people are on the move than...
Violence-prone Latin American and Caribbean countries have been added to ACLED’s open-source conflict database – a first look. Source: The New...