Nicholas Kristof

Perhaps the most devastating blow anyone can suffer is to lose a child. In the Central African Republic it happens all the time. Welcome to the world's most neglected crisis.

The one thing we all agree on: Our social fabric is torn.

From a divine source, an imaginary conversation between God and Jim Bakker

Leader is silent in the face of atrocities against nation's Muslim minority.

About as many Americans are expected to die this year of drug overdoses as died in the Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan wars combined.

The story isn't just about abortion, but dozens of other services that keep people alive and healthy.

Sure, there are a few sensible elements in the president's proposal, but this a mostly a gift to plutocrats, populism be damned -- and the people deceived.

Military action creates an opportunity; we'll see if the president can seize it -- or even see it.

In Oklahoma, conservative voters wonder at likely cuts in programs that help them, but they're not turning to the Democrats.

The president has mixed too many shadowy, fringe figures among the stalwarts in his Cabinet.

Speaker of the House might reconsider the Lord's words as he crafts a health care plan.

United States' military leaders are among the first to appreciate the effectiveness of soft power.

Two thousand poets respond to Nicholas Kristof's invitation to meet Trump with verse. Here are the winners.

Russia should not be rewarded for meddling in the U.S. election.

Here are some ways to give gifts that will make a profound difference.