Sixty-two percent of America’s reader sample said Confederate statues should be removed from public spaces.

America's readers view military intervention as often necessary - with genocide as the most cited reason - but always a tough moral call.

I am 16 years removed, and I am not yet able to forgive the men who orchestrated and carried out the attacks. Maybe one day I will be.

Just war is not just about avoiding war but also proactively building peace.

Readers who attended secular colleges were less likely to report that their faith was strengthened in college.

While I appreciate the value of recognizing a rare humanitarian gesture by the Trump administration, this editorial neglects to directly acknowledge U.S. culpability.