In Kashmir, every book is more than paper and ink; it is memory, shelter, and inheritance, keeping dignity and imagination alive amid silence and erasure.

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In Texas classrooms,” he said in a statement, “we want the Word of God opened, the Ten Commandments displayed and prayers lifted up.” Beneath the surface of this quarrel, though, lies a deeper, ...

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It’s Day 4 of the current government shutdown, and the Trump administration is threatening to use the moment to fire federal workers. In this episode, the Opinion columnists David French, Jamelle ...

The Constitution is lauded as the cornerstone of our democracy. But what if it’s the reason we don’t actually have one?

Many birth mothers hope to maintain contact with their child. But their agreements with adoptive parents can be fragile.