In a day of emotional testimony, a Brooklyn woman accused of getting military training from ISIS told jurors about how her ...

Eleven years ago, on October 18, 2015, I lay on an operating table at Apollo Hospital in Chennai, India, waiting for a new ...

Paul Verhoeven's classic depiction of a militarist fascist society helps demonstrate how propaganda works and what it ...

In the months since the war began, the mood has shifted from optimism to resignation among one of the largest communities of ...

Most attention on Iran today is understandably focused on the war and the possibility of another round of major attacks. But ...

The 54-year-old is being backed by feature film collaborators amid the latest turmoil: "My heart hurts for her right now, and ...

Because this is normal,' or 'Because everyone else is doing it.'When told things like that, I sometimes withdraw my own ...

Islamic Knowledge of Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art, by researcher Edham Mohammad Hanash and published by the ...

So there's your scoreboard: half of Europe finally waking up to a problem it spent 20 years being told didn't exist, and the ...

Imam Murtadha Muhammad Gusau reflects on the sanctity of mosques, Saudi Arabia’s execution of two Bangladeshis, ta’zir punishment and the balance between justice, repentance and state deterrence.

India's social media rules aim to curb online harm, but takedown powers and short deadlines raise questions about free speech, transparency and democracy.

An interview with the author of ‘The Appartition’, a novel set in the 13th century in the Delhi Sultanate during Alauddin ...