Most at risk are African-Americans and the poor.
Editorials
Posted inEditorials, Politics & Society
Obama’s visit to Hiroshima shows we are not afraid of our history
The first visit by a sitting U.S. president is a reminder of the horrors of nuclear warfare.
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Walking is good for the heart. Too often we see it as a sinister activity
Hostility toward walkers is a public health issue.
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The Chicago Police Department has become an example of the toxic effects of institutional racism.
This is grim news all around at a grim time for Chicago.
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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?
Posted inEditorials, Faith
Dan Berrigan lived the Gospel as if it were true
Daniel J. Berrigan was one of the most influential Catholics of our time.
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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.
Posted inEditorials, Politics & Society
The lesson of Merrick Garland’s nomination? Make the Supreme Court less important.
Let’s figure out how to stop playing Supreme Court roulette.
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Family Time
“The Joy of Love” reaffirms teachings on marriage while facing today’s complicated reality.
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Has President Obama fulfilled his campaign promise to rein in executive power?
Obama evinces little discomfort exercising the executive powers amassed by his predecessor.