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Megan K. Stack

Can Liberty University Be Saved?

After Jerry Falwell, Jr.,’s ouster, some students and alumni have sought a more thorough excavation of Liberty’s values.

The Inconsistency of American Feminism in the Muslim World

For women in the Middle East and beyond, the U.S. has been an unconvincing liberator.

The Veterans Struggling to Save Afghan Allies

For many who served in Afghanistan, the flawed evacuation efforts have brought feelings of shame and betrayal.

A Near Press Blackout in Afghanistan

The war that Americans forgot is ending in chaos and secrecy.

The Week the Trump Supporters Disappeared

In Washington, D.C., our leaders sealed themselves off from a rebel force that didn’t arrive.

Living with Coronavirus Anxiety in Singapore

How does a virus take over a community? Slowly. Perniciously. Inconclusively.

Joshua Wong’s Long Campaign for the Future of Hong Kong

The onetime figurehead of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement has evolved from defiant teen-age protester to international lobbyist and emerging politician.

Bravery and Nihilism on the Streets of Hong Kong

Inside the protests, where hundreds of thousands of young people, some peaceful, some armed with batons and bricks, are resisting the inevitable: a crackdown by Beijing.

Women’s Work

Housework is a ubiquitous physical demand that has hamstrung and silenced women for most of human history. And yet, it is seldom considered as a serious subject for study.

Can Liberty University Be Saved?

After Jerry Falwell, Jr.,’s ouster, some students and alumni have sought a more thorough excavation of Liberty’s values.

The Inconsistency of American Feminism in the Muslim World

For women in the Middle East and beyond, the U.S. has been an unconvincing liberator.

The Veterans Struggling to Save Afghan Allies

For many who served in Afghanistan, the flawed evacuation efforts have brought feelings of shame and betrayal.

A Near Press Blackout in Afghanistan

The war that Americans forgot is ending in chaos and secrecy.

The Week the Trump Supporters Disappeared

In Washington, D.C., our leaders sealed themselves off from a rebel force that didn’t arrive.

Living with Coronavirus Anxiety in Singapore

How does a virus take over a community? Slowly. Perniciously. Inconclusively.

Joshua Wong’s Long Campaign for the Future of Hong Kong

The onetime figurehead of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement has evolved from defiant teen-age protester to international lobbyist and emerging politician.

Bravery and Nihilism on the Streets of Hong Kong

Inside the protests, where hundreds of thousands of young people, some peaceful, some armed with batons and bricks, are resisting the inevitable: a crackdown by Beijing.

Women’s Work

Housework is a ubiquitous physical demand that has hamstrung and silenced women for most of human history. And yet, it is seldom considered as a serious subject for study.