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Background As we move toward the end of 2024, it seems the time is right for an update of AI statutory developments so far this year. While the EU has [...]

Byline: RICHARD N. LANGLOIS Professor of economics at the University of Connecticut and the author of The Corporation and the Twentieth Century: The History of American Business Enterprise (Princeton University [...]

Byline: Richard N. Haass The moment, after a standoff stretching for months, has arrived. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is underway. On Wednesday, President Vladimir Putin said that he has decided [...]

Byline: Richard N. Clark IV Richard N. Clark IV is the Editor-in-Chief for The Easterner. Any opinions expressed in this article are his own and does not necessarily reflect the [...]

Byline: Richard N. Clark IV Before talking about the future and my plans as the editor-in-chief at The Easterner for next year, I want to take a moment and thank [...]

Byline: Richard Haass A trip to Saudi Arabia, Israel, the Vatican and a NATO conference would present challenges for even the most disciplined and diplomatic president, words not normally associated [...]

Byline: Richard N. Clark IV With the rise of the internet, people have more access to information and are able to connect more than ever before, but with this technology [...]

Byline: Richard N Clark IV A gender-inclusive housing accommodation will find its home on the 10th floor of Dressler Hall starting fall 2018, despite the Trump administration revoking protection for [...]

Byline: Richard N. Clark IV Kyle McMurrich, Junior 'New food definitely, maybe a new place to do homework and just something new for the whole campus cause I know Patterson [...]

Byline: Richard Haass President Harry S. Truman once predicted that his successor, Dwight Eisenhower, would have a rough time in the White House. 'He'll sit here, and he'll say, 'Do [...]

It is abundantly clear that how we view online platforms has changed dramatically in light of the 2016 election, the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, and many other transgressions almost too [...]

AFTER five years, American-led negotiations over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade liberalization agreement with 11 other countries that collectively account for 40 percent of the world's economy, are nearly complete. [...]

Byline: Richard N. Goodwin The continuing wrangles over the movie 'Selma' - contention over the relative roles played by Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights movement, Lyndon Johnson and [...]

US companies involved in international business and non-US companies that access the US public capital markets cannot afford to be without policies that adequately address the risks associated with the [...]

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- HORACE GREELEY, Napoleon Bonaparte and Cecil Rhodes may seem strange bedfellows, but they all agreed that territorial, political and economic size was critical to a country's success. [...]

THE United States is currently enjoying an unprecedented respite in the foreign policy arena -- a temporary relief from the normal rigors of history that allows us to take stock [...]

SPEAKING on Monday to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Phoenix, President Obama could not have been more definitive. 'We must never forget,' he said of the conflict in Afghanistan. […]

Byline: Richard N. Rosecrance and Ehud Eiran Cambridge, Mass. -- Scratch just a bit under the hope generated by the coming electoral changes in Washington, Jerusalem, and maybe Ramallah, and [...]

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), severely split over homosexuality, would maintain its ban on gay clergy but allow some leeway in enforcing it under a proposal headed to a [...]

Charleston, S.C., built the first theater in America. The first opera performed in the United States was staged there. In the late 18th century, Charleston mounted the first ballet produced [...]

A senior Vatican official has called for a boycott of 'The Da Vinci Code,' while the Council of Churches in Jordan and Roman Catholic activists in India want their governments [...]

Building dedication Responses to ''Biomed center 'fitting' for tribute,'' Metro, April 8 Correct record on Coverdell The article quoted Gov. Sonny Perdue as saying, 'Paul Coverdell always put the needs [...]

WHAT policy should the United States adopt toward China's rise? How should we greet India's emergence, Japan's new assertiveness, Europe's drift or the possible decline of Russia? How can the […]

TV A MAN WHO BECAME POPE 8 p.m. Monday, Hallmark Channel It doesn't match the impact of 'Schindler's List' or 'The Pianist' - and what portrayals of the Nazi era [...]

NEW YORK - Marking a milestone moment for American religion and world evangelicalism, the Rev. Billy Graham on Sunday preached what could be his last revival sermon. Toying with the [...]

NEW YORK - The ouster of a respected editor at a Jesuit magazine has Roman Catholic scholars in the United States wondering whether Pope Benedict XVI will continue, or even [...]