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In August, as rhetoric surrounding the proposed Islamic community center in lower Manhattan grew increasingly virulent, Newt Gingrich entered the debate. [...]

Jan Herfkens is a real estate lawyer at Greenberg Traurig Law Firm in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, also focused on real estate and administrative law

Nearly a decade of hard work toward tenure was gone in an instant. Tenure processes are always tricky as they happen behind closed doors, and many [...]

“Don’t burn the onions.” From the faculty kitchen in the John Hope Franklin Center, the sounds of determined chopping and intermittent laughter mixed with the intoxicating aromas of cardamom, coriander, fennel and cumin escape down the hallway.

This report addresses two widely held beliefs about the nature of China’s engagement in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) that ought to be revisited in light of notable developments.

Students for Asian American Studies at UNC (SAAS) — a student-led organization —&nbsp&#x3B; launched a petition last week with demands to expand the Asian American Center, continue disaggregated studies for Asian ethnicities and establish a degree-oriented Asian American Studies&#x...

Pierre Lipton, co-founder of 1440 Media, is being remembered as a caring, adventurous, brilliant young man.

Ariel Sharon's failing health and political turmoil in theTerritories make for uncertain elections.

A pundit called for American military assets to be removed from Europe and Asia, but suggested the ultimate goal was the demilitarization of the U.S.

In this excerpt from Andrew Simons Media of the Masses, we learn how