This past week’s army vs citizen violence in the Binyamina area brings to the fore three separate but related issues: “settler violence,” criminal elements within the “hilltop” population, and the ...

The Red-Green alliance poses a multipronged threat. While the anti-Israel movement’s Jew-hatred has become increasingly blatant and deadly, the superpower we all call home remains its ultimate target.

Can a club shut down following a shooting that takes a life reopen gradually months later this time as a BYOB “restaurant”? The answer in Chicago is a resounding yes, and the cost has been horrific.

Gun violence is highest in Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods, where organizers say tackling poverty is the only way to create ...

Barracked in poor conditions, underpaid, and isolated, officers operate more as an occupying force and extension of the elite ...

While these new laws are a necessary first step in our fight against targeted violence, they are not a cure-all. Hate and extremism are societal and public health problems that we must tackle as such, ...

Since reopening its level 1 trauma center in 2018, leaders at the University of Chicago Medicine have developed community-focused ...

Trump drew on fighting words in a speech after the parade, but Chinese media says US faces ‘uncertain tomorrow amid gunfire and slogans’.

Q&A ‘The Kindling Is a Lot Drier Than It Used to Be’ In the wake of the Boulder attack, a neurologist discusses rising political violence in America — and how the cycle stops.

“Violence against those who stand up for equality—including LGBT advocates—is not only a tragedy but a significant barrier to progress,” Reid said. He underscored the importance of comprehensive data ...

When a person experiences chronic or developmental trauma, such as abuse, neglect, abandonment, or institutional violence, the nervous system becomes tuned toward survival over safety.

Rebuilding trust, containing political extremism, and strengthening democratic norms are possible, but they require leadership, accountability, and a willingness to reject violence in all its forms.