Opinion

Migration is a scapegoat onto which the community projects its internal tensions. The result: distortion of reality and legitimization of prejudice

To control Venezuelan oil wealth, the Trump administration needs to control the country’s political conditions — and that requires stability, not change

The agreement is moving forward quickly, but it will need to align joint operations with each country’s legislation and secure US congressional approval of the necessary budget

The coordinated attacks against him were intended to discredit Black and neurodivergent thought and prevent investment in a more equitable society

For politicians like Mamdani to succeed, redistribution alone is not enough; a program that fosters activity, quality jobs and productive capacity is also required

There's no need to move fast, break things, or move to Mars

Chess.com’s 250 million accounts and the growing number of countries adopting it as an educational tool are breathing new life into a sport with 15 centuries of history

The United States’ excessive focus on the culture war has come at the expense of mastering the technical demands of conventional warfare

Washington’s security policy in the region is now definitively called into question following Trump’s decision to scale back military exercises with Seoul

Whatever the president says or does after the November election, its outcome and its consequences are not going to change

Europe needs a more mature conversation about immigration, one that turns its current vulnerability into resilience

In 2024, Trump gained 12 points compared with 2020 by capturing 48% of the Latino vote at the national level. A year and a half after his return to the White House, that support has eroded considerably

Robert Frank photographed ‘The Americans’ of the 1950s; what are those living in the senseless nightmare imposed by Donald Trump like now?

One month after the tragedy, thousands of Venezuelans in the U.S. remain at risk of being deported to a devastated country

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was killed by federal agents in Houston, wore the same hat as my father: one that symbolizes the hard work of millions of Mexican immigrants in the United States

In 1976 ‘Taxi Driver’, ‘All the President’s Men’ and ‘Network’ all offered an alternative view of the US

I have spent my career helping pursue dictators and documenting how democracies erode: what is happening in my country is a pattern I know well

A group of corporate power brokers is responsible for the democratic collapse we are witnessing on a global scale. Through their algorithms, they have managed to trap citizens in a mire of information overload and misinformation, while political leaders improvise in response to each new crisis. When business practices carry an unacceptable moral and human cost, they must be abolished. We did it with child labor. And with slavery

The rock legends have released an album of 14 songs in their usual vein – the second album worth a listen in three years

If we do not invest, if we cannot offer a true single market, we will have little negotiating power

The task requires human effort, machinery, scientific knowledge and resources, but also a new political architecture capable of addressing people’s pain

The ideals of U.S. independence were hypocritical from the start, but they have inspired millions of people and continue to do so today