Gumbleton, a staunch advocate for the marginalized and a voice of conscience in matters of war and peace, passed away on ...

On this episode of Start Making Sense, May Pundak explains the vision of A Land for All, and Harold Meyerson comments on the big union victory in Chattanooga. Apr 24, 2024 / Audio On this week's ...

“The utter peace and stillness is impossible to put into words.” Travel journalist Chloe Berge bemoaned the buzzing interruption of a drone while she was hiking the Faroe Islands’ remote ...

It is with some sense of temerity that a member of the White House staff undertakes to comment on the large topic of the Presidency and the Peace. Loyalty and affection ... respect for honest ...

To celebrate the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (6 April), UNESCO and Peace and Sport have joined forces to organize a unique event showcasing the role of athletes in promoting ...

The Swiss government says it will host a high-level Ukraine peace conference in June and hopes Russia could join one day GENEVA -- The Swiss government says it will host a high-level Ukraine peace ...

As the Ukraine war rages for a third year, with casualties well into the hundreds of thousands, some Americans argue that the United States should pursue peace via negotiations, instead of helping ...

An NYPD officer is dead because progressives have thrown law enforcement to the wolves and given the city over to crime. To mince words would be a dishonor to Police Officer Jonathan Diller, a ...

"On his deathbed, I don't know if he said a penance or not — but I really believe he is guilty — and if he made peace with God or not." Kaelin underlined his immediate thoughts are with the ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has laid out four principles that he says are imperative to finally achieve peace between Russia and Ukraine. Xi proposed his new peace plan during a meeting with German ...

This veg-topped pancake is a Kathmandu favourite – and carrot pudding with cardamom offers a cuddle in a bowl Alongside “Namaste”, “Have you eaten yet?” is a common greeting in Nepal.