France held a presidential election under the looming threat of Islamist terrorism, and winnowed the field to two candidates at opposite ends of what has become the new ideological battle line of our era: nationalism vs. globalism, for lack of better terms.
Since 2002, billions of U.S. tax dollars have been spent rebuilding Afghanistan after decades of war.
Despite the media’s best efforts to attack conservatives and Republicans, it seems the American people aren’t buying it.
Saudi Arabia isn’t known for gender equality.
Bill Nye the “Science Guy” tried to claim the Constitution supported this.
Worried the term “female genital mutilation” might sharpen the divide between those who oppose brutally cutting away a little girl’s genitalia to deprive her of sexual pleasure and those who practice the “rite,” one New York Times editor instead refers to the ritual as “genital cutting.”
Two weekend stories are raising further questions of the role politics played in both the criminal investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email abuses and the investigation into Donald Trump’s alleged Russian ties.
Zehra Patwa only learned a few years ago that during a family trip to India at age 7, she was circumcised, which is common for girls in parts of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
For a patient looking to see a doctor for any given medical procedure, costs often vary wildly based on the facility or physician.
Would you give up your citizenship in order to keep your bank account?