Opinion

Veterans are one and a half times more likely to take their own lives than people who hadn't served in the military, according to the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. The risk nearly doubles during the first year after veterans leave active duty, when many struggle to find employment.

Esports have rocketed in popularity.

Just as Africans adopted quickly and with alacrity to mobile payment systems, they may likewise lead with digital currencies.

Many Ukrainians seems to focus on survival at all costs—and have lost their sense of not only national pride, but also national identity.

These leaders are unabashed about the superiority of their unique cultural and national heritages over the Brussels-based European Union siren song.

Our current moment demands action of similarly historic proportions to heal and transform the nation. We need a Third Reconstruction.

Juneteenth can be an appropriate and meaningful supplement to observance of July 4th, without replacing the parades, barbecues and fireworks that have illuminated American summers for more than two centuries.

Traditional banks have played their role in keeping too many people unbanked and underbanked for decades. Digital banks are creating the competition and growth the sector needs if it will adapt to new customers—but governments must support them.

The era of "maximum pressure" on Iran evidences the fact that power does not always translate into leverage, and that too bold a display can lead to exhaustion and futility.

Andrew Yang will make a great mayor because of his status as an outsider—but not the kind you're framing him as.

I decided that I would visit the border following a speaking event in Phoenix. What I discovered there is far more sinister and dangerous than anything that I could find on cable TV.