World Health Organization says world remains vulnerable should a major outbreak occur.
The Editors
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The Student Debt Crisis
Catholic colleges have a responsibility to offer affordable education.
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Words of the Poets
Poetry editor Brother Joe Hoover, S.J., talks about what he looks for in a good poem on “America This Week.”
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Preventing a Nuclear Iran
Today negotiators in Vienna announced a deal to limit Iran’s nuclear program.
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Senate passed human trafficking bill held up for months by partisan fight over abortion
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Adoption and the Christian Life
Holly Taylor Coolman talks about her article in America, "Tied Together By Love: Adoption and the Christian Life."
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Women at Texas migrant detention center staged hunger strike to improve conditions
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An Ethical Look at Consumer Debt
An interview with Ricardo Avila, S.J., a lawyer and consumer advocate. He specializes in providing legal representation for low-income consumers involved in consumer debt issues.
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Bridging Our Divisions
It has been very discouraging to watch the acrimonious debate over religious liberty in Indiana and Arkansas. The passage of a Religious Freedom Restoration Act in these states sparked widespread protests over possible discrimination and exposed a deep divide in our nation on questions of marriage,
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Triduum Traditions
Leo J. O'Donovan, S.J., art critic and theologian, talks about the traditions of Holy Week and Easter on "America This Week."