Michaela Stone Cross

Unity and diversity were the clear messages behind today’s inauguration ceremony.

For many living in Pakistan, Trump’s administration will be remembered as a respite from drone strikes, and from the war in Afghanistan.

Vogue’s decision to portray Vice President-elect Kamala Harris as “approachable,” rather than powerful, draws criticism and demands for more diversity.

The Indian and the Confederate flags were flying together during the recent storming of Capitol Hill.

A record turnout of South Asian American voters helped swing the Georgia runoffs.

How the party of the left turned “secularism” into a dirty word.

A writer who sought both justice and pleasure, Manto told the truth but didn’t preach it.

A new law promises to protect women being tricked into conversion. We explain what this law does, and why it’s being passed now.

Remembering the ubiquitous icon and his story of survival in the darkest times India’s known.

Not all South Asian experiences of coming out involve hysterics, disownment, or a return to life in the closet.