Article A Better Agenda? U.S. bishops need to talk more seriously about how they’re being called to change By Rita Ferrone November 9, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Bishops
Article Hardly a Triumph We really need to update how we imagine the Cold War period By Andrew J. Bacevich November 9, 2017 Foreign Affairs War and Peace
Article Jeff Flake on Trump’s ‘Moral Vandalism’ A lifelong liberal thanks Jeff Flake By Rand Richards Cooper November 9, 2017 Domestic Affairs Donald Trump
Article Voters Move On from Trumpism Forget those repetitious tales about some piece of President Trump’s base still sticking with him By E. J. Dionne Jr. November 8, 2017 Donald Trump Domestic Affairs
Article Words at the End of the World What if apocalypse prompted action? By Kate Lucky November 8, 2017 Secularism and Modernity Environment
Article Demythologize the Gun We need sensible gun laws. We also need a collective examination of conscience. By John Gehring November 7, 2017 Domestic Affairs
Article Happy Are the Spiritual A study suggests that people who are spiritual—religious or not—are a major part of the glue that holds a community together By Paul Moses November 6, 2017 Secularism and Modernity U.S. Catholicism
Article Share This Protest While the horizontal nature of social media can be a solution to the problem of state- or elite-controlled media, it presents problems of its own By Regina Munch November 6, 2017 Books Foreign Affairs
Article Resistance, Then & Now Desperate times call for more than desperation By Jo McGowan November 6, 2017 Books Donald Trump
Feature Breaking the News Taking back journalism from algorithms is good for both democracy and the soul—but it’s not enough By Paul Horwitz November 5, 2017 Media
Feature Beyond Identity? In response to Mark Lilla’s ‘The Once and Future Liberal,’ four authors weigh in on the fate of liberalism and the meaning of identity politics By The Editors November 2, 2017 Economy
Article Fearful Grasping Karen Zacarias wants to offer hope of reconciliation in an increasingly divided country, but the play’s very cheeriness is what makes it so depressing By Eve Tushnet November 2, 2017 Race Domestic Affairs
Article The ‘Crazy Love’ of Dr. Ruth Pfau Ruth Pfau pursued her health mission in a manner that not only alleviated suffering, but helped erode walls of prejudice and fear By John Rodden November 1, 2017 Social Justice Religious Life
Article A Campaign of Fear & Division in Virginia A candidate who doubles down on white identity politics dishonors both his faith tradition and the best of our nation’s values By John Gehring November 1, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs
Article Showing Its Age? Is the politics of knowledge expressed by the Land O’Lakes statement still adequate? By Massimo Faggioli October 31, 2017 Higher Education U.S. Catholicism Pope Francis Vatican II