Trump in free fall but will the next Senate ever get 67 votes to indict?
Listing the iniquities of Trump it is not hard to imagine why the GOP have not winced and acted in the best interest of American…
Is It Moral for Christians to Lie About Lies?
It’s typical of the sort of attacks on modernity and secularism produced by many religious leaders to promote gullibility and loyalty in followers.
US tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
Beijing has already surrounded its AI sector with public obligations, regulatory oversight and an evolving framework of risk assessment.
The Final Stage of a Strongman’s Takeover Is Turning the Law Against the People Who Defended
Yesterday morning, a few weeks short of ninety-two years later, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee went after Jack Smith.
In a Post-Roe America, Knowledge Isn’t Just Power – It’s Survival
Trump doesn’t need to sign a national abortion ban to wreak havoc. He and his allies are already gutting protections through rollbacks.
‘Change is happening, it’s just painfully slow’
“Climate is our biggest war” says Ana Toni, chief executive of COP30. Hopes are high. Expectations are low.
Trump and his tech billionaires have made a crisis that only informed voters can solve!
Again, the only route to stopping Theil and his assassins remains for those of us of all parties and persuasions who still favor democracy.
The American Catholic Church is Shrinking Because of Bad Politics
One U.S. hierarch is even an enthusiastic MAGA supporter. Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the prelate of Wall Street, is openly pro-Trump.
Why America has to confront the Vatican
An American confrontation with the Vatican over its anti-family-planning efforts is prerequisite to removal of this obstruction to the common good.
Why global environmental negotiations keep failing – and what we can do about it
The stakes are high. Every delay means more emissions. The world cannot afford negotiations that stall while ecosystems collapse.

























