Editorials

The editors on Cardinal Kasper’s ‘modest proposal’

Conversations about racism must continue long after #ferguson fades from Twitter feeds.

Despite well-reported setbacks, past year saw signs of hope for the American worker.

Gaza is being reduced to rubble while the world watches on YouTube and CNN. It has been as dispiriting a display of inhumanity and failure as one can imagine, yet it has not been enough to compel either side to accept a halt to the carnage. Each night new images of what Israeli Prime Minister Benjam

Prison of the future should educate inmates not just with job skills but in liberal arts.

Framing the court ruling as a victory for religious freedom, while accurate, is perhaps too narrow.

A humanitarian catastrophe is quietly escalating at the country’s southern borders.

In West Point speech, Obama makes his case for the new role of American power abroad.

The most over-rewarded players in American health care push paper, not pills.

Increasing economic and ethnic diversity without racial preferences will be difficult.