Our Nation mourns the loss of a child taken far too soon. President Nygren extends his deepest sympathy to Maleeka’s family, loved ones, and community, and thanks the Navajo Nation ...

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For decades, Malawian politics thrived on a dangerous assumption: that citizens would complain quietly, forget quickly, and ultimately accept whatever their leaders served them. That era is over.

Anita Rao Drew grew up on 200 acres of land in rural South Carolina, which had been in his family for generations, his day-to-day life, wandering those woods as a kid was defined by wildness.