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Article Keep Them Poor & Tired Jeff Guinn’s new biography-cum-history is a study of persuasion and power in Peoples Temple, the twentieth-century socialist cult led by preacher Jim Jones By Kate Lucky September 7, 2017 Books
Article The Deluge Natural disasters like Harvey underscore once again the importance of a functioning government By The Editors September 6, 2017 Climate Change Environment Donald Trump Domestic Affairs
Article What Almost Was ‘Confederate,’ as a work of fiction, could become an enthralling reimagining of history—but to what end? By Irene Koo September 6, 2017 Race Media
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Article Catholic Leaders Denounce Trump’s Immigration Cruelty As Trump doubles down on the bitter politics of white backlash and ethnic nationalism, Catholic leaders have consistently defended DACA holders By John Gehring September 6, 2017 Immigration Bishops Race U.S. Catholicism
Article A Conversation on Race? Don’t Kid Me Where indictments are needed, let’s have indictments. Conversation is something different By Peter Steinfels September 5, 2017 Race Domestic Affairs
Article Seeking a Path from Pell to a Plenary Council A pending government report on sexual abuse is just one of the challenges the Australian Church now confronts By Massimo Faggioli September 5, 2017 Sexual-abuse Crisis Bishops
Article American Workers Will See Through Trump’s Con There is nothing new about Trump's insistence that what's good for corporations will be good for American workers By E. J. Dionne Jr. September 4, 2017 Domestic Affairs Economy
Article White Catholics & Nativism For Catholic immigrants, it’s been a struggle to get the support of fellow Catholics By Paul Moses September 1, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Race Donald Trump
Article Confessions of an Interloper An interloper turns out to be an honorary Catholic By Rand Richards Cooper September 1, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Ecumenism
Article Between Two Empires What does Bernard Lewis make of his own legacy? By Margaret O'Brien Steinfels August 31, 2017 War and Peace Foreign Affairs
Article We Can’t Think Straight about Government Events like Harvey show why it’s misleading to think that conservatives are for “small government” and liberals are for “big government” By E. J. Dionne Jr. August 31, 2017 Donald Trump Domestic Affairs
Article The Story Behind the Statues In Confederate statues, we see how the Lost Cause ideology continues to echo in our nation By Paul Moses August 28, 2017 Race Domestic Affairs
Article What Doomed Clinton? Political junkies will read ‘Shattered’ with an interested but skeptical mind By Margaret O'Brien Steinfels August 28, 2017 Election 2016 Books Domestic Affairs
