Max Fisher

The problem is the worst it’s been in years, maybe ever — and it’s growing violent.

We got lots of requests to translate our Syrian civil war video into French. So we did.

“The cell phones in the pockets of the dead students were still ringing when we were told that it was wrong to ask why.”

But it should still make us ask: What if this had happened in Eastern Europe, where the danger is much higher?

No, it’s not the start of World War III. But this is still a big deal.

ISIS’s weaknesses are numerous. But the group is a problem that the world seems unable to solve. Why?

What does ISIS want? Why do people join? What does religion have to do with it?

“We have to afford this same assumption of innocence to Muslims.”