Ten “core values” which Americans can agree on may get the nation back together.

A majority of Catholics—52 percent—voted for Mr. Trump.

The campaign is almost over. It's time to learn how to speak to each other again.

Trying to impose the will of the United States on Iraq (and now Syria) took a deadly toll, killing hundreds of thousands of civilians, destroying much of modern and ancient Iraq, sending into exile millions of refugees—and created ISIS.

Lynch possessed a deeply incarnational spirituality and criticized religion understood as mere assent to transcendent meaning.

The prize "should also be seen as a tribute to the Colombian people who, despite great hardships and abuses, have not given up hope of a just peace."

Recently, some Catholic leaders seem jittery about protests, exercising free speech and community organizing.

Pope Francis and Zuckerberg spoke about "how communications technology can be used to alleviate poverty, encourage a culture of encounter and help deliver a message of hope."

Anger is no longer episodic, erupting from time to time, but now it’s rising to the level of needing police intervention.

Donald Trump’s favorite scapegoat these days is the national media.