William Wheeler is a freelance journalist. He has reported from around the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, and Haiti. His work has appeared in print and multimedia formats in outlets such as The New York Times, TIME, Foreign Affairs, GlobalPost, GOOD Magazine, The Christian Science Monitor, and others.
For members of Cuba's LGBT community, two choices exist: remain in country and face possible persecution, or brave the lengthy, uncertain road to asylum.
With charges pending against the alleged killers of US Ambassador Chris Stevens, militias show who's really in charge.
A demonstration devolved into an armed clash on Saturday, killing dozens and exposing political currents that are gathering force.
The new Political Isolation Law has been criticized as too broad — and as a political weapon for punishing dissent.
William Wheeler returns to Tripoli — where he reported during the Arab Spring — to find a different city than he left.