E.U. leaders cannot dismiss nationalist sentiment as a relic of the last century.
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Looking for sensitive ways to end female genital mutilation
The U.N. Children’s Fund found that female genital cutting is more widespread than once thought.
Competition is good news for cable TV consumers
Until cable companies are exposed to meaningful competition, we should not trust them to have consumer interests at heart.
Listening to the Universe
Seen as a great human undertaking, astronomy becomes a pursuit very much worth our time, our money and our imagination.
The life-span gap between the rich and the poor is growing
The longevity gap also can exacerbate inequalities already present in society.
How many deaths will it take to end for-profit prisons?
The problems with for-profit prisons are well documented.
On a Mission for Mercy
It is no coincidence that this commission coincided with the start of the Lenten season.
Abuse Commission Shake-up
Having the witness of survivors on the Vatican abuse commission is essential.
Sexual abuse by U.N. Peacekeepers leads to both reform and moral outrage
If the United Nations is not able to police its own ranks, how can it be trusted to restore a culture of lawfulness in the Central African Republic?
‘Horace and Pete’ dramatizes struggles of a broken U.S. economy and politics
No one’s failures are absolved or explained away; they remain sins rather than being reduced to pathologies.
