After the midterms, there are a variety of other issues on which compromise is still achievable and where “good politics” can still be practiced.

We must pray for the grace to proceed boldly wherever the painful truth of our failures leads us, trusting in the One who is faithful to the end.

The apparently state-sanctioned murder of Mr. Khashoggi offers the administration an opportunity to step back and reassess not just its relationship with the Saudi royal family but the overall mission of the United States throughout the Middle East.

We must reject violence. But this is the least that we should do.

For U.S. Catholics, every synod is also a valuable reminder—and corrective—that it is not all about us.

A fatalistic attitude is not the proper response to climate change.

It should go without saying that there is little justification for such a callous and indifferent response to refugees at the exact moment that the United States enjoys its strongest economy in a generation.

Two trends converged in Arkansas: reinforcing a stigma about receiving public assistance and using inefficient bureaucratic procedures to drive recipients off these assistance programs.

America’s Vatican Correspondent Gerard O’Connell and America’s National Correspondent Michael O’Loughlin will be in Rome covering the 2018 Synod on Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment.

The nomination of Judge Kavanaugh has become a referendum on how to address allegations of sexual assault.