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As films about living heroes go, “Sully” Sullenberger gets a workaday treatment while Edward Snowden's dramatization is juvenile and melodramatic.

When the summons for jury duty came, I was more than a little excited to see how the system actually worked in real life. The experience did not disappoint.

Though we like to think of racism in binary terms, it is actually more like a poison that most white people carry around at different levels.

In evaluating Obama’s record, one should recall what disarray his predecessor bequeathed him. What will his successor do to advance or complicate his legacy?

What are some signs of the times that a child-centered politics must address? One critical sign, I propose, is the changing role of the father.

Pope Francis will “soon” create more cardinals that more fully reflect the global face of the Catholic Church.

One week, Congress found the Saudis deserving of U.S. aid no matter what they were accused of doing in Yemen. The next, they were presumed responsible for 9/11.

Thomas Aquinas, a Doctor of the Church, is not your average moral philosopher. For him, charity is not a naturally acquirable moral virtue.

In 'Making the Unipolar Moment,' Hal Brands reinterprets received wisdom about American foreign relations in the dreary 1970s.

Does the PTSD epidemic among American soldiers stem less from experiences in combat than from what soldiers encounter when they return home?