Has Kamala Harris Entered Her Policy Era?
Vibes propelled much of the VP’s rise. Yesterday’s debate showed that it’s now about substance.
Hassaan Bin Sabir
Meet the Newest South Asian American Voters
For first-time voters, the 2024 election is an opportunity to help redefine America.
Kamala Harris Defines Herself
At the Democratic National Convention, the presidential candidate reintroduced herself, with a sari-clad aunty, Oprah, Michelle Obama, and Mindy Kaling in tow.
The Arshad Nadeem and Neeraj Chopra Bromance
The mutual admiration between the javelin duo and their mothers shows us a different post-Partition reality for the subcontinent.
Usha Vance and the Republican Contradiction
The U.S. will have an Indian-origin Second Lady or President. The reactions to both show it might not be ready.
The U.K. Elections Don’t Matter
Today’s vote will likely end Rishi Sunak’s premiership. But a Labour government won’t reverse Britain’s decline.
Narendra Modi Wins Historic Third Term
His rise is about more than Hindu nationalism. But Hindutva may lead to his fall.
Asna Tabassum is Both America’s Dream and Nightmare
South Asian traditions of resistance have long been a feature of political movements. But what happens when we speak out?
How Ramzan Became Ramadan in South Asia
The linguistic switch might seem innocuous, but its roots go back centuries.
Why the West is Obsessed with Borders
We take these boundaries as a fact of life. But does it have to be this way?
Pakistan’s Generals Have Lost Its People
The country’s military has engineered election results and controlled the economy for over 70 years. Its civilians have yet to benefit.
