As an activist, Jackson deserves to be remembered for his politicking and soaring rhetoric. But so too should his inveterate lying, antisemitism, and the practice of moral equivalence.
People appear to be able to do anything and believe anything as the Epstein files continue to haunt the American polity. A sense of reality and an ordered world is crumbling.
America's first president was impressed by the contributions of Catholics, including Charles Carroll and Commodore John Barry, and squelched native anti-Catholic sentiment.
As drought and rising organizational demands for larger hunting operations coincided, ancient hunters adapted to severe droughts by shifting how and where they hunted.
Technological advances over the past four decades have turned mobile devices and computers into the world’s largest library, where information is just a tap away.
The Democrats' will backfire by spotlighting popular election-reform bills, exposing Senate filibuster tactics, and forcing votes on stricter voting requirements they oppose.
A priest in northern Argentina said that he celebrated the wedding of an opposite sex couple who, nevertheless, each identified by the opposite gender.
The Catholic Church is weighing the legacy of Bishop Labaka and Sister Arango, whose writings reveal a radical embrace of Huaorani culture and faith, which included living in the raw.
A former beauty queen, Carrie Prejean Boller, ranted against Jews during a discussion by Trump administration officials about antisemitism. She has since been ejected from the Religious Liberty Commission.