As winter approaches, Afghans are facing more hardships, a hunger crisis, and dire choices.
Lauren Wolfe
Big Pharma Greed Is Keeping COVID Vaccines Out of the Arms of Africans
Pharmaceutical giants are raking in billions selling doses to the richest countries, while Sub-Saharan Africa is struggling to save its people.
Why Is the U.S. Hoarding Hundreds of Millions of COVID Vaccines?
Instead of sending doses to poor countries in short supply, we’re holding them past their point of expiration.
How a Little-Known Scholar of Extremism Became a Social Media Sensation
An interview with Dr. Caroline Orr Bueno, a world-famous researcher (and target) of Russia’s misinformation machine.
The Vicious Fate Awaiting Syrian Refugees Who Go Home
A new report finds that returnees are being tortured, detained, raped, and killed by the Assad regime.
Inside Afghanistan, a Mad Scramble to Save Those Left Behind
The avenues of escape for trapped journalists are crumbling. Only the U.S. government may be able to rescue them now.
The Journalists for U.S. Media Getting Left Behind in Afghanistan
Hundreds of employees for a federal agency that broadcasts news are stranded in the war-torn country. And the government won’t say what is being done to get them to safety.
The Afghan Friends We Leave Behind
For loyalty to U.S. troops, translators and others shouldn’t pay with their lives.
I’m a Biased Journalist and I’m Okay With That
Being fair and having a point of view aren’t incompatible. Reporters at the New York Times and elsewhere shouldn’t have to disguise or suppress their views.
The Humanitarian Catastrophe You’re Still Not Hearing About
An update on refugees who fled a volcanic eruption in Congo.

