If you’re wondering why the European Union budget talks collapsed in November, you might look to the euro, the common currency of more than half of the E.U.’s member states, to gain a clue. I don’t mean the currency’s market position but the actual printed paper. All the euro

My brothers and sisters America welcomes your comments When making comments I implore you to heed the principle message of our recent editorial and converse with one another in a spirit of fraternal charity and humility I ask this not simply in the spirit of the editorial but in the spirit of t

When Ann Coulter (almost) came to Fordham

The lives of the saints demonstrate that our yes is possible, even in a broken world.

America mourns the passing of our beloved colleague and friend Fr John Kavanaugh S J who died yesterday in Saint Louis MO following a long illness Fr Kavanaugh was a distinguished scholar prolific author and dedicated Jesuit priest He was a contributor to our pages for more than forty year

At the heart of our faith is not an idea or a philosophy but a person.

What could we need to hear about the 2012 election that we haven’t heard already?

A word from America's new editor

Johnny Morris the founder of Bass Pro shops is about as American as you can get Morris s rags-to-riches story of how he founded one of the nation s largest outdoor retailers with little more than old-fashioned pluck a U-Haul and eight feet of space in his dad s Missouri liquor store is often i

Evelyn Waugh once wrote that New Yorkers suffer from a neurosis that they mistake for energy a kind of must-do-this-now-latest-thing drive that simultaneously gives life some meaning and robs it of value In that sense today I am a New Yorker I am in the midst of a major scramble to meet academic