Syrian Children in Trouble as Conflict Continues
Children trapped amid fighting in Syria are being killed, maimed, and denied access to food and medicine as the number of child refugees fleeing the civil war tops one million,…
Ads Question Ryan’s Claim of Labor Shortage
Beginning the week of August 5, television ads will begin running in Wisconsin taking issue with Rep. Paul Ryan’s support for massive increases in immigration to the United States. The…
Newseum’s Exhibit on the American Civil Rights Movement
On Friday, in time for the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, the Newseum opens “Make Some Noise: Students and the Civil Rights Movement,” an exhibit that explores the…
Why Americans Have More Negative than Positive Feelings
How U.S. adults think about the state of the country continues its downward trend. In May, 39% of Americans thought things in the country were heading in the right direction;…
Wars Taking Tolls on Children in the U.S.
The cumulative stress faced by U.S. military families from 12 years of war is posing new risks for the health and well-being of nearly half a million young children with…
India-Bangladesh Plan for Joint Rivers Commission
An India-Bangladesh Roundtable on Blue Peace in the Eastern Himalayas was held in Mumbai on 1-2 July 2013. It was convened by the Strategic Foresight Group and attended by 25…