Nicholas Kristof

Cheers for the overthrow of Syria's brutal regime, but the world must stay vigilant about what comes next

Opinion The actress is suing a Hollywood studio alleging sexual harassment and a smear campaign. It may prolong a humiliating episode for her but the only way to end impunity is to speak up.

On movie sets or anywhere else, the stigma and humiliation of sexual mistreatment should fall on abusers, not the abused

Researchers say hundreds of thousands of babies’ lives could be saved each year in developing countries with exclusive breastfeeding.

The flames don’t recognize neighborhood boundaries.

Conversations and insights about the moment.

President offers more quiet diplomacy with his failure to call out United Arab Emirates for fueling mass atrocities

Trump is likely to slash funding for women’s health organizations in the name of “protecting life” — but the result will be death.

If the international court believes that Israel may have committed war crimes in the Gaza Strip, then whose weapons were used? The answer, of course, is the United States.

Another way of looking at it: Every day over the past couple of years, roughly 30,000 people moved out of extreme poverty worldwide. And here's something to look forward to: This year will probably register even more progress against child deaths and poverty alike.