Esha Sarai

One Year Later: Parkland and the American Gun Safety Debate

February 14 marks one year since a mass shooting in Florida ignited a nationwide debate on gun safety

Gun-Safety Advocates Hope Democrat-Controlled House Addresses Their Concerns

House Makes Gun Safety Top Priority

House hears testimony from gun violence survivors and community activists for first time in eight years

Parkland Pushes Back Against Arming Teachers

Teachers, students and parents of victims of last year’s Florida high school shooting that killed 17 disagree with recent security recommendations

Foreign Students Shop for Schools Outside US

Foreign Students Shop for Schools Outside US

Increased competition offering lower costs turns applicants heads

Failure to Launch Fades from Millennial Lore

Millennials are buying homes and maintaining jobs as they age

Sikh American Woman Joins Most Diverse Class of US Rhodes Scholars

Serene Singh is one of 32 Americans who will study on the prestigious scholarship at Oxford next year

Teenage Girls Find Confidence Sailing the Open Sea

Teenage Girls Find Confidence Sailing the Open Sea

Seventeen high school students learned to sail for the first time on a weeklong voyage as part of a course in self-confidence

Illinois Voters Choose Issues Over Heritage in Congressional Race

Illinois Voters Choose Issues Over Identity

Two Indian Americans are running for Congress in the Illinois 8th, but they see it as an 'American versus American' race

Have Teen Parties Changed Much Since 1982?

Teens say underage drinking and risky behavior are not unlike Kavanaugh-Ford's day

Texas Candidates Fight it Out for Millennial Vote

Texans Cruz, O'Rourke Court Millennials in Tight Senate Race

This story is part of our new Special Report: US Midterms 2018

South Asian Feminists Ask 'What Makes a Texan?'

Houston group seeks to explore identity and cultural issues within the diaspora

SAT Takers Question If Test Was Leaked

The reports claim August US test was the same as last October's Asia exam

Pizza, Beer Help Foreign Students Orient to New Schools

Hundreds of international students at Rice University attended a special orientation program to welcome them to their new school

Students Adjust to New Lives at U.S. Schools

Kansas Science Teacher's Deportation Case Reopened

A Kansas science teacher has been given the opportunity to argue his deportation case after months of legal battles and support from his community, his attorney said Tuesday