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The miners who rescued 41 trapped laborers in a collapsed Indian tunnel were fueled by solidarity, humility, and respect for nature.

In a Nazi prison camp, Jean-Paul Sartre wrote his first play, set in Bethlehem on the night of Christ’s birth.

The latest climate conference called for a "transition away" from fossil fuels. But can the world bend the emissions curve fast enough to avoid catastrophe?

Books by first-time authors that take a risk and push at the boundaries of the form

Pope Francis’s new declaration tells same-sex couples that, in the Church, they are always loved and always blessed.

In the impasse over Biden’s emergency-spending bill, it’s Ukraine that the GOP is holding hostage.

Pope Francis's latest statement on blessing LGBTQ couples should be neither dismissed as meaningless nor read as a major doctrinal shift.

For some, coolness implies distance and detachment. But for painter Barkley L. Hendricks, it becomes a way in.

“What better way to quell our fears than to tame them into stories and draw our loved ones near by sharing them—say, around a fire, with a cup of mulled cider?”