Lydia Polgreen

When is ‘decolonization’ helpful? And when does it set us back?

Ohio’s governor reminds Republicans that they’re supposed to support parents’ rights, even if their children are trans.

The panic over transgender children is driven by the fear that they’ll regret transitioning. But freedom to make mistakes is core to being human.

The news media doesn’t often publish graphic images of dead children. But this photograph must be seen.

The president’s experience should lead him to counsel Israel to exercise restraint. Will he?

Walking is a solo activity, and no one is going to convince me otherwise.

Why everyone is listening to a lesbian folk-rock duo from the early 1990s all of a sudden.

The work of conflict journalism is now more dangerous than ever. Does it still serve a purpose?

Companies embrace progressive values to expand their market share while at the same time obscuring their raw political power.

The violent conflict in Sudan is expanding quickly.