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The new Vatican statement on artificial intelligence insists on a strong distinction between human and machine intelligence.

Philadelphia archbishop Nelson J. Pérez's statement on immigration is equivocal and hollow.

PEPFAR has long been a successful program for treating and preventing HIV. We must not let partisan politics kill it.

Leon Wieseltier insists that metaphysics asks right questions about God, matter, and morality—even if it cannot provide all the answers.

It has taken Donald Trump and Elon Musk less than a month to lead the country into chaos and crisis.

A seasoned book critic reflects on the reviewer's obligation to "shred" and the love that animates healthy criticism.

Trump’s Evangelical supporters have refused to let traditional ethics limit their political ambitions.

'Rather than frantic productivity for maximum impact, I am focusing on small contributions, done as well as I can and with as much care as I can give.'

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The chaos created by Elon Musk and his department is intentional—a feature, not a bug.

That Francis explicitly rebukes Vance is extraordinary. But then, so too is Vance’s consistent and dangerous demonizing and scapegoating of migrants.

Making sense of the MAGA movement with the help of twentieth-century philosopher Eric Hoffer

In his supposedly final novel, 'Annihilation,' Michel Houellebecq submits his characters to the apocalyptic trials of a harsh and vengeful creator.

Pushing home-buying as the path to security and prosperity further entrenches individualism and weakens community.