This World Hepatitis Day, we must remember the children of Willowbrook and commit ourselves to building a future in which medical progress is measured not only by the diseases we overcome, but also by how ethically and humanely we treat every person along the way. Discovery and healthcare must never come at the price of human lives and dignity, writes rising junior Asmithaa Vinukonda.

Air Force One is not just a great way to travel or a nifty gadget, nor is it peripheral to the presidency. It is central to it, writes Peter Kastor.

After reading this powerful book, I am convinced that Terry and I unequivocally share at least one commitment: that the stories we tell ourselves about our past exert enormous power over our future. The struggle over Black history, I remain convinced, is inseparable from the struggle for America’s future, writes Amy Gais.