Reporting from the Soviet capital about seven days that changed the world.
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Will Women Rising in the Church of England Influence the Vatican?
When King Charles attends a prayer service at the Vatican this week, it will be just a prelude to 2026, when a woman becomes the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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This July 4, Where is America’s Land of Opportunity?
The geographies of upward mobility show U.S. regions that emphasize investments in the common good over economic libertarianism do better
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“When it Comes to Military Service-Connected Domestic Violence, Silence is Deadly”
Stacy Bannerman suffered domestic violence from a veteran. She’s spent over a decade helping others and pushing the Pentagon and VA to do more.
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Will Trump’s Bombing Raid on Iran Prove Not Just a Bust, But a Disaster?
A longtime military and intelligence insider explains why the failure to destroy Iran’s nuclear bunkers may have weakened U.S. power far beyond the Middle East.
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The Imperial Papacy
While preaching the decentralization of church power, Pope Francis was not shy about using his office to enact top-down change.
Posted inHealth Care, June/July/August 2016, Magazine, Special Reports
Mental Illness and Addiction Don’t Respect Party Boundaries
An introduction to our special report, The Politics of Mental Health and Addiction.
Posted inHealth Care, June/July/August 2016, Magazine, Special Reports
Hillary Clinton’s Work for Mental Health Parity
It’s a fight she’s fought for decades — and may be able to finish from the Oval Office.
Posted inHealth Care, June/July/August 2016, Magazine, Special Reports
John Kasich’s Work
For the governor, it’s personal.
Posted inHealth Care, June/July/August 2016, Magazine, Special Reports
Mental Health Courts
A workaround for a broken mental health system.
