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In Skipping School, Lane traces the homeschooling movement from its “hidden” roots—driven largely by fear of government ...

FOR ALL ITS CLAIMS TO REPRESENT the interests of the People, the far right sure doesn’t appear to like a lot of them. The movement’s list of enemies is so capacious it would put Richard Nixon’s to ...

On the evening of July 2, a man carrying a Tibetan flag stopped outside the United Nations headquarters in New York. Moments later, he was engulfed in flames in what authorities and Tibetan activists ...

A sweeping new Chinese law aimed at strengthening “ethnic unity” is drawing sharp criticism for accelerating the assimilation of ethnic minorities—most notably through expanded Mandarin-language ...

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Malaysia’s Johor election has opened a new front in the country’s long-running racial politics, after former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad and Islamist party PAS urged voters to put “Malay-Muslim ...

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Iran’s World Cup team arrived in Tijuana last week bearing gold lapel pins on their jackets honoring the 168 victims, most of them schoolgirls, killed in a Feb. 28 U.S. missile strike on an elementary ...

Shaheen Ferdowsi, owner of Meymuni Cafe in Westwood, which is hosting a World Cup watch party Monday, hopes the match will inspire unity among L.A. Iranians amid the ongoing war with the U.S. in their ...