Where is the focus on poverty, work and workers in the campaign?

Three years after Paul Ryan and Joseph R. Biden debated as vice presidential candidates, Washington is anxiously waiting for them to make anguishing choices about their futures—whether Mr. Ryan will answer his fractured party’s pleas to serve as speaker and whether Mr. Biden has the emot

I have been searching in vain for an earlier column of mine in which I predicted that Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders would surge, Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush would be in trouble and Ben Carson would show unexpected strength in the race for the White House.The way faith is playing out in the campai

If Congress wants to truly welcome Francis, they should follow his example.

For just a few days, Washington’s obsession with the “middle class” was broken.

We should avoid the temptation to adapt our faith to advance our politics.