Saudi Arabia bribed two Twitter employees to get information about critics of the regime, and this is probably one drop in an ocean of espionage taking place via tech companies. 

Why English-speakers are at war with the central government in Cameroon 

Justice Sotomayor's dissent in a public charge case (and how it relates to arguments Justice Gorsuch previously made) 

Justice Sotomayor's dissent in a public charge case (and how it relates to arguments Justice Gorsuch previously made) 

Iranians vote for their parliament tomorrow, and what's unfolding there is a good reminder that our elections, messy as they can be, have a lot going for us. 

What's going on with the Nile River and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam -- a story of how water insecurity and climate change become political and security crises. 

As we think about Huawei and intelligence, The Washington Post provides a FASCINATING and troubling story of how the United States has been spying on other countries in partnership with the Germans for decades. 

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Thinking about the Commander in Chief role and what's unfolding in Syria 

What's going down with Roger Stone's sentencing