On April 8, the world witnessed a great leap forward for human spaceflight.
Indigenous communities in parts of North America are suffering.
It is exceedingly unlikely that only 0.03 percent of government surveillance requests are unjustified.
I watched as Egyptian state forces ran over peaceful Coptic protestors with military vehicles.
Likening maternity leave to a sabbatical understandably rubbed many the wrong way.
As wildfires continue to blaze in northern Alberta, churches of all denominations across Canada have been offering prayers and helping relief efforts. More than 100,000 residents of Fort McMurray have fled the inferno—most have lost their homes completely. Bishop Paul Terrio, bishop of St. Pau
Pope Francis, accepting a prize for promoting European unity, on May 6 bemoaned that the continent’s people “are tempted to yield to our own selfish interests and to consider putting up fences.”“I dream of a Europe where being a migrant is not a crime but a summons to a