James Zogby

Can any one group of people ever be more worthy of support than another?

The conflict is being viewed through the narrow 'Nato versus Russia' and 'Biden versus Putin' lenses

The national movement needs to be reconstituted from the bottom up, for which there's only one solution

Feeling discomfort and guilt for what was done to innocents is the first step towards ending the legacy of these injustices

Events of the previous century helped build the country and bring it close to breaking point

Commemorations of the civil rights hero's life have hollowed out

It's important to recognise that Islamophobia has become organic to America's Grand Old Party

The US should deny Israel its visa waiver request until it starts treating Arab Americans with dignity

It is using its soft power to bring the region together amid America's gradual disengagement

The US has had to face hard truths in the region, but its influence should not be written off

Stories in the Bible are a reminder of our responsibility to care for the helpless and the unrecognised

After 21 months of the pandemic, a deep and abiding division in the US may carry over into this new normal

That the city of Philadelphia officially expressed solidarity with Palestinians is proof of the community's decades-long work

The US needs to stop the alarming surge of armed groups, usually white and well supported by right-wing politicians

The US President promised to turn a new page, but little has changed