We might hope that in tandem with the pope’s recognition of the horrors of the first two atomic bombs, there is a concurrent abhorrence of tens of millions of human souls brutalized and murdered by four totalitarian political regimes.

Richard Nixon was a complicated man who happened to be a conflicted man.

What could have morally justified killing 140,000 people, most of whom were civilians?

What defense can there be, then, against the awful forces that have now been unleashed with the utter terror of the atomic bomb?

It’s not about David and Goliath; it’s about Grandma.

U.S. Senator says pope's words have bolstered "those who labor to wake up our nation."