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Late in the evening on January 28, 2017, a federal judge in Brooklyn issued a nationwide temporary stay blocking the U.S. government from deporting people pursuant to the Trump Administration’s

Global debt has reached $217 trillion, equal to a record 325 percent of global gross domestic product. “High levels of debt do not in themselves indicate an impending crisis,” explains

The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs is pleased to announce the launch of its new website at jackson.yale.edu. The interactive, mobile-friendly site is the result of a year-long collaborative effort

What started as a passion project on Instagram for Benjamin Grant garnered more than 460,000 followers. The 27-year-old Villager’s high-definition satellite photographs provide a new perspective on the human impact

he Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES) has appointed Marlyse Duguid ’10 M.F. ’16 Ph.D. the first Thomas G. Siccama Lecturer in Environmental Field Studies, a new position that emphasizes

How Yale Law students, faculty, and alumni mobilized to fight the executive order on immigration It seemed like a typical Friday night until Professor Mike Wishnie ’93 got an alarming

Japan’s Grand Champion sumo wrestler Hakuho is sponsoring six Hawaii Sumo students and two coaches to the seventh annual Hakuho Hai (Hakuho Cup) in Japan on January 29th. The wrestlers

Europeans should take seriously Trump’s proposal for a greater financial contribution to NATO. This is the only way to prevent a catastrophe. Only two years ago, my wife and I

Human smuggling is not new or easy to stop. Governments consider the activity a crime, yet migrants fleeing war, poverty, persecution or disasters seek out the services of experienced smugglers.

https://youtu.be/bQy26E7RqNM  Please join us on Tuesday, January 31 for A Conversation with Adriana Cisneros, CEO and Vice Chairman of Cisneros. Cisneros is a privately owned media, entertainment, digital media, real