Untold atrocities have been carried out by the Islamic state against non-Sunnis. How long will the international community take to act against them?
By Shashikumar Velath
The Islamic S...
Why are US colleges going slow in dealing with campus sexual assaults?
By Abbie Nehring, ProPublica
During their time at college, the Department of Justice estimates one in five women will be ...
As parents allow their toddlers to play with ipads and tablets, experts question the wisdom of allowing them to do so.
By Shobha John
Vivek Jain watched in amazement as his son, two-a...
Why is the mastermind behind the 2008 Mumbai terror attack denouncing acts of extremism from Pakistan’s soil?
By Vishwas Kumar
In a bizarre and seemingly sudden change of heart, the 2008 Mumbai...
India has become the hub for making legal drugs, which are used as hallucinogens, both domestically and abroad. these are the new “designer” drugs
By Ajith Pillai
It is known inte...
What ties Ukraine, Russia, Israel and Gaza is that they are all fighting for interests that they cannot live without. meanwhile, the west advises them on issues that doesn’t affect it existentially.
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A highly stringent legal regime in America deprives many individuals of the right to bring up their children
By Seth Freed Wessler
The laws permitting termination of parental rights we...
Diabetic girls no longer find it difficult to get a partner in Gujarat. A matchmaker bureau is helping them find an ideal soulmate.
By Mahesh Trivedi
When Gopal, 22, an Ahmedabad-based bank office...
In August 2009, Mindi, a 25-year-old struggling new parent, experienced what doctors later concluded was a psychotic episode. She had been staying in a cousin’s spare basement room in De Soto, Kansas,...
Why ordinary entrepreneurs, giving out rooms or spare cars on rent, may face a rocky path fighting American regulators.
By David E Gumpert
Can the world’s leading proponent of private enterprise...