Article Just Moment-by-Moment Survival ‘Dunkirk’ is an unusual sort of war movie—one that argues that soldiers aren’t just acting out a part in political history By Regina Munch August 10, 2017 Movies War and Peace
Article The Worst of Options Donald Trump’s appalling approach to North Korea is just what we don’t need By E. J. Dionne Jr. August 10, 2017 Columnists Donald Trump Foreign Affairs War and Peace
Article The ‘Informed Consumer’ & Other Myths The world’s richest nation pays the most for its health care—the worst healthcare in the developed world By Charles R. Morris August 9, 2017 Domestic Affairs Economy Columnists
Article The Church They Don’t Like May Be Their Own Why is a vocal subset of converts being so critical? By Massimo Faggioli August 8, 2017 Vatican II U.S. Catholicism Theology
Article What Historians Will Say about Francis We shouldn't evaluate the last two years of Francis’s pontificate through a handful of angry bishops By Rita Ferrone August 7, 2017 Pope Francis U.S. Catholicism Bishops
Feature An Art of Immigration & Injustice Richard Misrach and Guillermo Galindo’s joint exhibit demands that viewers consider the many unjust aspects of immigration policy By Ciaran Freeman August 3, 2017 Immigration Arts Domestic Affairs
Article Consensus & Uncertainty at the Supreme Court The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Missouri church that was denied state funds to fix its preschool playground. Is this a slippery slope? By Richard W. Garnett August 2, 2017 Supreme Court Domestic Affairs
Feature Time to Get Serious about Gun Control Why does this continue to be tolerated? By Gregory Orfalea August 1, 2017 Domestic Affairs
Article Where Have You Been, Bishop? A bishop’s letter shows how out of touch some leaders are about the vocations crisis By Peter Steinfels August 1, 2017 Bishops Web Exclusive Priesthood
Article If They Could Turn Back Time Mark Lilla turns his attention to reactionary intellectuals and movements that nostalgically turn to the past to impeach the present By Thomas Albert Howard July 31, 2017 Books
Article When Religion Is Prophetic American nuns make clear that faith is something more than a cog in the status quo’s political machine. By E. J. Dionne Jr. July 31, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Health Care Domestic Affairs
Article Fame Is Fickle MacKinlay Kantor and his magnum opus are largely forgotten. Tom Shroder dives the legacy of his grandfather, who was once a big deal By Robert K. Landers July 31, 2017 Books
Article Read Millennials’ Novels, Not Think Pieces Three recent books do more to address the issues young adults face than any “millennial think piece” ever could By Anthony Domestico July 31, 2017 Secularism and Modernity Books
Article Letter from Rome The last absolute monarchy in the West is crumbling, and maybe that's a good thing By Robert Mickens July 31, 2017 Letter from Rome Pope Francis Bishops
Article A Forceful Essay Hits a Nerve Spadaro and Figueroa identify pathologies in U.S. conservative Catholicism that need to be cured By Anthony Annett July 28, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs Donald Trump Pope Francis Pope John Paul II Web Exclusive