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The Editors
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Want corporations to pay more in taxes? Maybe we should lower their tax rate
The current regulatory environment makes tax avoidance a primary component of global corporate strategy.
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Lessons from Latin America on keeping kids safe on the Internet
“We cannot ignore the risks that these new forms of communication pose for children and adolescents,” Francis says.
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Canada’s Liberal Orthodoxy
A new assisted-suicide bill is opposed by an impressive coalition of religious voices.
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Editors: How can American Catholics work for peace in Israel?
How can American Catholics work for fair treatment of Arab citizens and peace in Israel?
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Colombia’s very long road to peace
The longest conflict in the Western world may finally be coming to an end.
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A Man of Peace: Recalling the life and legacy of Daniel Berrigan
Remembering Dan Berrigan: priest, poet, prophet, antiwar activist, disturber of the peace—and giver of retreats.
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Socially Responsible Investing
Tim Reidy and Ashley McKinless speak with Sr. Patricia Daly of the Tri-State Coalition for Responsible Investment about her work with shareholders to to hold corporations accountable to social and environmental concerns.
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Fight to Vote: Don’t wait for the courts to guarantee access to the polls.
Unless a higher court reverses the North Carolina decision, we may see more efforts to make it more difficult to vote.
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From May 1986, America’s editors on the lessons of Chernobyl
Soviet leaders were criticized because they refused to share details about the accident with their own citizens.