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Trump may waffle about how much economic damage he’s willing to inflict in his deportation campaign, but his hateful rhetoric has a momentum of its own.

At his best, the Irish novelist John McGahern moved between a disdain driven by spite and a charity driven by tenderness.

Mass deportation can never be justified—it poisons human society.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he wouldn’t “take away anybody’s vaccines," but as secretary of HSS, he is steadily dismantling our national vaccine infrastructure.

Trump and Netanyahu's "Twelve Day War" may end up precipitating the very outcome it was supposed to prevent: a nuclear Iran.

Sufjan Stevens's 'Carrie & Lowell' features a dance of dissociation, disclosure, and witness — one especially familiar to queer religious people.

As Sam Tanenhaus shows in his new biography, William F. Buckley was essentially a performer, “a debater, not a thinker.”

A new group of Catholic "mom bloggers"—without the reactionary politics—are living their faith, feminism, and motherhood in bold ways.

Fifty years ago, the Helsinki Accords reflected a bipolar world dominated by the U.S. Today, Pope Leo XIV faces a geopolitical environment that is far more unpredictable.