Rebuilding the faith in a time of spiritual collapse

Uncovering the ‘genealogy’ of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church

Democrats, certain in their accusations of guilt, sound a lot like Republicans in 2002.

Thanks to the PA grand jury report, a man thinks he finally knows why his friend committed suicide

The American Conservative is seeking an editorial intern to assist with writing, editing, and layout.

Catholic activist and writer Austin Ruse wakes up to the true nature of the abuse scandal

John Brennan versus Trump only shows what an irreconcilably divided nation we’ve become.

The new movie packages a folk myth and sells it back to us, an act of cultural theft.

The British Lion softened capitalism with welfare initiatives. He wasn’t afraid to achieve conservative ends through progressive means.

Skip the theme parks, find an unlikely path, and just drive.

The creation of the Iran Action Group formalizes an Iran policy that inflicts cruel collective punishment on the Iranian people while pretending to care about their welfare

We seem obsessed with collecting them, even though they’re far more of a burden than any online acquaintance.

When the U.S. and U.N. allow the Saudi coalition to investigate their own crimes, they are aiding the Saudis and their allies in covering up massacres.

How the bureaucratic mentality abstracted evil in church abuse cases

Prescription opioid abuse is out of control. But millions of non-abusers like me need these meds to lead normal lives

It is horrifying that it takes the massacre of over three dozen small boys to force our media and our government to pay close attention to what U.S. policy has been making possible for more than three years.

Transgender troll, abetted by the state, attacks Christian baker

If the faith matters to us, then our children have to see us defending it

The musical portrays him as a hip Master of the Universe. But there was much more to him than that.

The cost of blind loyalty

Our government’s support for the war on Yemen exemplifies all of what is worst in U.S. foreign policy.

The services are facing a dwindling pool of largely obese, uneducated delinquents. Why?

Massive civil liberties abuses they don’t mind; perceived attacks on Donald Trump are another story.

Why does the Catholic Church’s episcopal system select for unfeeling corporate drones?

Foreign policy pundits have been bemoaning American “retreat” from the region for at least the last decade, and yet the U.S. is still ensnared in unnecessary foreign conflicts in Syria and Yemen with no apparent end in sight.

Both are important, but prioritizing the latter leads to needless humanitarian wars that don’t work.

We’ve reached a point where any partisan adversary must be a criminal. How do we put that genie back in the bottle?

Health care premiums are soaring. If Congress doesn’t grow a backbone and act, they’ll cede the issue to the left forever.

LBJ’s federal interventions created a system in which students are the greatest losers.

For my Grandpa, walking was about a series of stories: a process of taking it in, and when I was with him, sharing.

Why do Americans help manage their PR? This week in particular, our role has been shameful.