We are less than a month away from elections in the United States that will have worldwide implications. Whether young people vote could make the difference. Students march and dance to a campus polling place on Election Day at Southern University in Baton Rouge,...
So much information bombards us. But to sort it all out we can turn to ethical journalists and reliable news sites. A woman scrolls on her phone. (Photo by SeventyFour) This week, news sites around the world are publishing stories, videos and podcasts that explain why...
Thousands of students in India were able to sustain a protest with the help of food ordered by strangers from across the ocean. Illustration of someone ordering food when seeing the Delhi protests on their computer. (Illustration by News Decoder with a photo by Mohsin...
From David Cameron to whoever replaces Keir Starmer, why does British politics make voters, and the world, dizzy? 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British prime minister shown with a revolving door. (Illustration by News Decoder.) This article was...
How we think about the world depends on history we have accepted as true. But that version of the past relies on stories based on partial truths. Two photos: On the left, by Yuganov Konstantin, a family celebrates Independence Day in the United States. On the right,...