“Hispanics in this area have not always felt that their voices have been recognized or heard...the push is, if we don’t vote, we will remain invisible.”

“Loving” is film about a lot of things, including two simple people causing violent eruptions across the social and legal landscapes. It is a portrait of America at a particular time and place. So is "Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk."

This is the "'unfriend me now' election," said Melinda Henneberger, a longtime political columnist.

Why Pope Francis' comments are both business as usual and something worth talking about.

Pope Francis on Monday named Bishop Michael Jude Byrnes, the auxiliary bishop of Detroit, as the new leader of the Guam archdiocese.

American Maelstrom examines the 1968 election by focusing on the personalities who sought the nation’s highest office.

The pervasiveness of the internet has changed the game and made issues of free speech far more complex than they have ever been.

The U.K.'s Catholic Association for Racial Justice plans to identify and support specific groups who have become newly vulnerable since Brexit.

One of the more intriguing questions Pope Francis prompted earlier this year when he announced that a Vatican commission would study whether the early church had women deacons was: How would Catholics react to women preaching?