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Polly Price, author of Plagues in the Nation: How Epidemics Shaped America, sheds light on how the US has handled major outbreaks throughout history—from smallpox to COVID-19—and how we can use these lessons to prepare for the next one.

The sociology professor set the theme for the conference, which features more than 50 presenters from UCLA.

This Viewpoint describes a report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine examining the response to the COVID-19 pandemic by the Divi

Religious Sisters, Representatives from Catholic Charity Organisations, Professors from different countries in Africa, Europe and Latin America, Social workers and students from the German University of Wurzburg gathered at Padre Pio Conference Centre for a four-day symposium on International Migration.

Border abolitionist Harsha Walia talks about the violent colonial history of borders and her new book, Border and Rule.

Monday - Lucky for me I was on holiday today, so I used the time wisely and washed my windows. Life in the fast lane indeed.

Biden's s pro-migration border chief is rewarding roughly 40,000 African economic migrants by granting them work permits and legal status.

Ukraine (MNN) — Western nations consider chemical weapons an escalation because they put civilians in danger.

On Refugee Rights Day, we demand status for all and an end to immigration detention.

The decision, not yet final, would stop the United States from invoking public health rules to avoid fulfilling its legal obligations to provide haven to people fleeing persecution. It would apply to all asylum-seekers.