Two weeks out from the earthquake, Venezuelan kids and teens face compounding crises.
The Iranian people have done the remarkable before. Don’t rule out regime change.
From the 1999 student demonstrations to the latest unrest, young Iranians have repeatedly challenged their nation’s leaders — at a high cost.
As Venezuelan students return to class, the repercussions of the events of Jan. 3 are just beginning.
In Venezuela and the US, users take to TikTok, Reddit, and more to air their feelings.
The history behind the label that’s been weaponized, misunderstood, and convoluted throughout American politics.
Why the next generation of leaders must understand this as a generational conflict if they want to break the cycle.
Despite restrictions from Iranian leaders on internet access, we found revealing perspectives on social media and in interviews with Iranian students on the recent escalation.
Brawls between secular authorities and religious leaders are nothing new—in fact, they’re downright medieval.
Modern American expansionism takes form under the Trump administration.