Article Lenten Vulnerability During Lent, if we consider the plight of others and act in mercy, we discover that our relationship with God reaches new levels of intimacy. By Claudia Avila Cosnahan February 21, 2021 Lent Spirituality Poverty
Article A Wicked Impunity The Supreme Court must hold American corporations accountable for their actions in perpetrating human-rights abuses abroad. By Fernando C. Saldivar February 19, 2021 Social Justice Supreme Court Foreign Affairs
Article Shameful With the shameful acquittal in the Senate over, Democrats must now focus on fulfilling their campaign promises. By The Editors February 18, 2021 Donald Trump Election 2020 Domestic Affairs
Article Sweet Home Hialeah Many were surprised when Latinos supported Donald Trump in places like Florida. Not me. By César J. Baldelomar February 18, 2021 Donald Trump Latin America
Article Perpetual Lent How do you enter a time of mourning when you’ve been in one so long? By Claudia Avila Cosnahan February 17, 2021 Lent Coronavirus Spirituality
Article “You Can’t Lock Up the Whole Country” Alexei Navalny’s arrest has sparked protests from Russians across the political spectrum. By Isabella Simon February 16, 2021 Russia Foreign Affairs
Article One by Fire, One by Prayer A chance encounter with a fellow traveler leads to a reflection on the nature of service. By Nicole d’Entremont February 16, 2021 Spirituality The Last Word
Article Enemies Without. Enemy Within? Who poses a greater threat to American freedom: the SVR or Silicon Valley? By Andrew J. Bacevich February 15, 2021 Politics Russia Technology
Article The Pascal of the North A philosopher’s lifelong meditation on faith By Gordon Marino February 14, 2021 Philosophy Theology Books
Article ‘The Miracle of Everything’ Living with a rare heart condition led Gabriel Brownstein to chart the advances in coronary medicine over the centuries. By Rand Richards Cooper February 12, 2021 Science Nonfiction Technology Health Care
