Dominic Preziosi

Article

Should Feinstein Step Down?

How does the public benefit when its representatives show obvious signs of not being up to the job?

By Dominic Preziosi

May 25, 2023

Politics

Domestic Affairs

Article

Saturday Soul

Rhythm Revue—a fixture of Newark public radio for nearly forty years—faithfully celebrates the sounds of classic R&B.

March 10, 2023

Article

The Dangerous Game

America’s most popular sport is also by far its most violent.

By Dominic Preziosi

February 7, 2023

Sports

Article

Musk Amok

Elon Musk holds no official or honorary office, but that doesn’t stop him from pronouncing on matters beyond his areas of expertise.

October 20, 2022

Article

Who Has the Final Word?

Even if they were about nothing, the fights with my father were real, and always unwinnable.

By Dominic Preziosi

June 18, 2022

Article

‘There’s Always Something We Can Offer Someone Else’

An interview with Michigan state Senator Mallory McMorrow, who challenges the Right’s performative claim on Christian representation.

May 30, 2022

Must Reads

Politics

Engaging Confederate Nostalgia

For those of us who have a visceral objection to Confederate Memorial Day, how should we engage a worldview that embraces the mythology of the Lost Cause?

By Richard Brown

May 10, 2023

Religion

St. Philip Neri’s Eucharistic Joy

Philip Neri is just the kind of saint we need: a model of lightness of spirit, divine laughter, and extraordinary ordinariness.

By John Rodden

May 26, 2023

Culture

Reckoning With Birth

Birth is one of humanity’s most under-explored subjects. Minimizing birth diminishes one of the greatest powers humans have had: the creation of life itself.

By Jennifer Banks

May 26, 2023

Books

Changing Our Minds About Time

In her latest book, Jenny Odell challenges the very idea of time management.

By Katherine Lucky

May 7, 2023

Collections

Father’s Day

Commonweal writers reflect on their fathers and fatherhood.

By The Editors

June 15, 2022