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How do you enter a time of mourning when you’ve been in one so long?

Alexei Navalny’s arrest has sparked protests from Russians across the political spectrum.

A chance encounter with a fellow traveler leads to a reflection on the nature of service.

Who poses a greater threat to American freedom: the SVR or Silicon Valley?

A philosopher’s lifelong meditation on faith

Living with a rare heart condition led Gabriel Brownstein to chart the advances in coronary medicine over the centuries.

A Showtime documentary uses baseball to highlight contemporary border issues. But béisbol has always been a migration narrative on its own terms.

Some conservative Catholics and U.S. bishops are eager to exploit any controversy over Biden’s Catholicism, but in doing so they reveal their hypocrisy.

America’s “gun problem” is not a problem so much as a condition of life—and in its apparent permanence, a dangerously debilitating one.

What does it mean to take empathy seriously?

Pope Francis’s new book offers a vision for a politics rooted in solidarity.

The calculated Big Lie campaign that led up to the Capitol insurrection was not protected free speech. It was a high crime.

Remembering the remarkable storyteller, Barry Lopez

Being Christian means that no debate ever gives us an excuse to abandon the commandment to love, no matter how much we may disagree with someone.