WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Noora Al Shami was just 11 when she was married off to her 35-year-old cousin, enduring years of ...

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Pushing aside advisory sentencing guidelines that called for six months behind bars for a Yemeni man who paid smugglers to ...

In the middle of the Cold War, one Arab nation attempted the unthinkable — building a communist state under Soviet guidance. South Yemen nationalized its economy, rewrote its laws, and defied both the ...

In the 21st century, women across much of the world enjoy the freedom to study, work, and travel independently. Yet, in some nations, these basic liberties are still tightly restricted by law or ...

There are few things that President Trump says that are shocking to me, or anyone else stuck in this warped doom loop that is ...

The president snapped at several reporters who asked about Khashoggi, saying, 'You don't have to embarrass our guest.' ...

The visit by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman culminated in a lavish dinner in his honor with dozens of Wall Street ...

Averting your eyes from the gory details won't make them prettier: rather, stop allowing those who use systematic sexual ...

Alternative theories, however, suggest that people once believed that sneezing either caused a person’s soul to briefly leave their body, or else was their body’s attempt to rid itself of the ...

Why does Zohran Mamdani hide the fact that 80,000 Asians, including his father, were expelled from Uganda in 1972? Opinion.

Fourteen million refugees, and 25 million facing acute hunger, should be reason enough for the world to dismantle the dystopia in Sudan — even if the sadism of its rulers is not.