Editorials

A need for organs that has superseded supply has given rise to a growing number of illegitimate “medical” organizations endangering the lives of the most vulnerable. This reporter responds with solutions.

Corruption is insidious and ubiquitous, argues this reporter who identifies how it is spreading tentacles worldwide and how to stop it in its tracks.

As massive protests in Tahir Square and elsewhere in Egypt call for President Hosni Mubarak to step down from a 30-year reign marked largely by autocratic power, the West, in particular the U.S. appears to be stuck in thought about what to say, who to support, and what decisive action it should or should not take. One reporter’s view.

Pakistan’s leadership in the world hinges on an investment in its youth.

Brazillian actress Morena Baccarin writes, America may be the land of possibilities but she’ll never forget their roots.

This Voices’ reporter argues we need to spend billions more to stimulate consumerism thereby getting the economy back on the road to real recovery.

Even with the presence of international forces, there’s insecurity and chaos in Afghanistan.

Freedom and democracy may soon replace authoritarianism in Venezuela after the elections there Sept. 26.

While the word, advancement generally connotes that something is better, this reporter argues that often “advancements” come in a package with more negatives than positives.

Can we move forward as a world if an international discussion about a proposed mosque being built close to Ground Zero is censored?