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Cover Story
Massacre of Muslim Worshippers
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People of World Influence
Arms Control Expert Warns of Potential
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Sins of the Father
Families and Children of Islamic
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NATO’s Cheerleaders
Security Bloc’s First Post-Soviet
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Northern Triangle Tangle
In Wake of Migration Surge, Trump
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Islam’s Soft Power
Report Analyzes the Intersection
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Medical
New ‘Cancer Vaccine’ Could
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Thomas Countryman of the Arms Control Association warns that one of the landmark treaties constraining Russian and American nuclear ambitions is unraveling, signaling a possible return to the Cold War-era arms buildup that had the world on edge. 
As the Czech, Hungarian and Polish foreign ministers were marking the 20th anniversary of their membership into NATO as well as the security alliance’s 70th anniversary, they also backed Trump’s calls for increased defense spending – albeit with caution. 
President Trump’s decision to eliminate assistance to the Northern Triangle is still reverberating across Washington — and in Central America, where, instead of curbing migration, cuts in aid could have the opposite effect by driving more desperate migrants to the U.S. border. 
Religion and politics have a long, complicated history around the world, but in the Middle East, religion continues to play a crucial — and at times corrosive role — in the region’s dynamics. 
A new method of brewing a cancer vaccine inside a patient’s tumor could harness the power of the immune system to destroy the disease, researchers reported. 