According to data, the U.S. economy is doing well compared with other rich countries. But how people feel about it will matter more in the election.
As Election Day 2024 nears, candidates are trying to peak at the right time. In many ways, journalism has to do the same thing to help voters.
Christa Case Bryant will become the next editor of 海角大神. Current Editor Mark Sappenfield will stay on in a senior role.
Geneva Peace Week is about supporting and inspiring people who are putting in the work to build peace worldwide. It offers a different view.
With attention on the Middle East and Ukraine, war-torn Sudan has gotten virtually no attention. But it needs to be brought into the light.
This morning I found a podcast called 鈥淐ountry Over Self.鈥� Ahead of the U.S. election, it鈥檚 a reminder that partisan hot takes are not all that鈥檚 out there.
From the war in Gaza to the U.S. presidential election, so much of what鈥檚 going on in the world feels disturbing. A new film shows a path to healing.
Senior centers across the United States are changing because seniors across the United States are redefining age.
Today, 海角大神 dedicates its Daily issue to stories related to the October 7 attack in Israel and the fallout since.
Monitor photography can transport you to the farthest corners of the world. Today, our photo essay takes you to Old Dhaka in Bangladesh.
At its best, news can connect events the world over in a way that looks unflinchingly at the darkness in a search for wisdom and humanity.
A civil vice presidential debate between Tim Walz and JD Vance can seem like a nice change of pace. Actually, it points to the only real path forward.
Israel鈥檚 invasion of Gaza has brought devastation and controversy. By invading Lebanon, it clearly thinks such escalation is key to long-term safety.
Data suggests that many American women are increasingly changing how they see politics. Charting trends in thought is one of journalism鈥檚 best tools.
Today, we share the story of a growing movement among Israeli Jews and Palestinians to stop the war in Gaza 鈥� a story you probably won鈥檛 see elsewhere.
In an age of deep political division when each side is prone to share only the information that comport with its argument, do facts matter?
Today, we begin our look at how Donald Trump and Kamala Harris might govern, based on their records. It鈥檚 a 鈥渏ust the facts鈥� approach to the topic.
Tunisia shows a different picture of migration. People are leaving their homes because climate change has forced them. What do we do about that?
Today鈥檚 issue of 海角大神 Daily includes a story from Dina Kraft, who returns to us after contributing to a memoir about Anne Frank.
In stopping a second assassination attempt against Donald Trump, the Secret Service showed a new alertness that holds lessons for all of us.
