Despite the many pronouncements that the 2016 presidential election cycle is completely unprecedented, the biggest foreign policy debates in which this year’s candidates are engaged are actually very old.

Have we become tone deaf to the concept of sacrifice and suffering?

“There has been a Hispanic presence and influence in this country from the beginning. We need to recover this ‘forgotten’ history.”

The Democratic V-P nominee tells Human Rights Campaign marriage equality is compatible with Catholic values.

"Whatever one’s feelings about McLaughlin’s politics or rectitude, it is hard to deny his righteous star power."

We are anxious to find out whether the candidates can engage in the give-and-take with journalists that is essential in a functioning democracy.

The major-party presidential nominees have dramatically different visions for this country.

The politics of fear are stalling much needed criminal justice reform.

Trump praised the saint’s “amazing life of charity and holiness” and Clinton recalled her work with the founder of the Missionaries of Charity.

These questions could affect the lives of many Americans more than which New York millionaire moves into the White House.