Amid a Plague of Shootings, Bystanders Become Heroes (Published 2023)

Civilians, armed or not, have put their bodies on the line to stop gunmen. But in a nation trained to “Run, Hide, Fight,” many say it should never have come to that.

Congress Votes to Expand U.S. Power to Prosecute International War Crimes (Published 2022)

Passed after an address by Ukraine’s leader, the bill would allow foreigners in the United States who are suspected of war crimes to be tried even if the crime was overseas and the victim was not...

Opinion | School Is for Everyone (Published 2022)

Our democracy sprouts in the nursery of public schools — where students grapple, together, with our messy history and learn to negotiate differences.

The Belarusian railway workers who helped thwart Russia’s attack on Kyiv

A clandestine network of railway workers, hackers and dissident security forces wreaked havoc on supply lines.

Satellite companies join the hunt for Russian war crimes

In a First, Surgeons Attached a Pig Kidney to a Human, and It Worked (Published 2021)

A kidney grown in a genetically altered pig functions normally, scientists reported. The procedure may open the door to a renewable source of desperately needed organs.