Leah Feiger
Senior Features Editor
A Yemeni Family Was Repeatedly Attacked by U.S. Drones. Now, They're Seeking Justice
Yemenis who say their families and lives have been destroyed by seven erroneously-targeted attacks seek to hold the U.S. accountable for its war on terror, and have filed a petition against the government.
Neo-Nazis Ask Military to Join Their Cause, Call For Assassinations
The military is already investigating the role service members played in the Capitol insurrection. Now, neo-Nazis are trying to recruit them.
The Military Can't Save America From Trump
While the Pentagon faces scrutiny following a violent insurrection, only Congress and the Cabinet can hold the president accountable.
World Leaders Deplore Shameful Spectacle in Washington D.C.
Leaders from all over the world expressed shock and horror at the invasion of the Capitol.
Workers Say Patrons Ignored Nonprofit Leader's 'Culture of Fear' for Years
Complaints against a Jeffrey Sachs protege in East Africa, employees said, were ignored for almost a decade. The end of poverty, it turns out, requires a lot more due diligence.
U.S. Pastor Deported From Rwanda Now Works in Uganda
Gregg Schoof claimed the Rwandan government had "taken a stand against God with its heathen practices" before being arrested last year.
UN Organization in Ethiopia Says the Government Took Over One of Its Refugee Centers
The takeover happened last week; hundreds of refugees who escaped violence in Tigray and were staying at the center have since been sent back.
What the Biden Presidency Could Mean for Africa
Africa policy will be more consistent and stable, though the bar is low; it will likely also involve further interference in East Africa and the Horn of Africa.
This Is What the Protests Against Police Brutality in Nigeria Have Looked Like
The #ENDSARS protests have only gained in strength and power, and thrown the government into crisis; this is what it has looked like on the ground.
Nigeria Is Fighting Its Own Battle Against Police Brutality
The #ENDSARS movement, Nigeria’s largest mass protest in almost a decade, is calling for the actual end of a corrupt police squad.
'The War Isn’t Coming Today'
The president’s positive coronavirus test won’t necessarily impact national security in the United States.
Colonizers Stole Africa's Art; This Man Is Taking It Back
Mwazulu Diyabanza has spent the summer of 2020 trying to reclaim African art from museums in Europe.