The consistent shocks we endured in the first quarter of the new century do not have any parallels

Cruelty we focus on is likely a learned phenomenon - more a product of nurture than nature

Timothy Snyder's experience highlights medical bias, echoing broader systemic prejudices in America.

Navigating Islamabad feels like a maze, with chaos from protests and VIP movements trapping its residents.

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When citizens feel seen and heard, their trust in the system is reinforced.

Empathy comes from pain, but oppression won’t save you. The path to justice is harder than it seems.

The point of competition and wealth creation is that if a big player leaves, another replaces it.

The state, like a casino's house, holds the edge. Disruptors may challenge, but in the end, the house always wins.

Politics is a heartless thing. It obscures moral nuances.