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In All Things
The Editors
New York N Y July 22 2014 - Father Matt Malone S J editor in chief of America announced today the appointment of America nbsp correspondents in Miami Chicago Los Angeles and Beijing This first round of appointments is the latest move in the most dramatic expansion of America 39 s domest
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From the archives, a selection of essays on the Great War
In All Things
The Editors
New York N Y July 11 2014 ndash nbsp Father Matt Malone S J editor in chief of America announced today the appointment of Sr Mary Ann Walsh R S M as U S Church Correspondent Sister Walsh is the current Director of Media Relations for the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops and will
Demonstrator chants in support of federal contraception mandate outside U.S. Supreme Court. (CNS photo/Jonathan Ernst, Reuters)
Editorials
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Framing the court ruling as a victory for religious freedom, while accurate, is perhaps too narrow.
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Current Comment
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Government efforts have shifted homeless from tourist spots to other parts of the city.
Member of Iraqi security forces stands guard in front of army volunteers. (CNS photo/Ahmed Saad, Reuters)
Current Comment
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The recently re-articulated Obama Doctrine is being put to the test by militants in Iraq.
Detainees sleep in holding cell at U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing facility in Brownsville, Texas.
Editorials
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A humanitarian catastrophe is quietly escalating at the country’s southern borders.
SHARED DREAM. President Lyndon B. Johnson meets with civil rights leaders Martin Luther King Jr., Whitney Young and James Farmer in January 1964.
Vantage Point
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Vantage Point 1964: The editors celebrate passage of the historic piece of legislation.
The Editors
Charlotte, N.C. (June 20, 2014) – Father Matt Malone, S.J., editor in chief of America is pleased to announce that the Jesuit-sponsored journal has garnered a record-breaking 27 awards for journalistic excellence from the Catholic Press Association, the most awards won by America in a sin
John McLaughlin and Richard Nixon
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Fifty years after the resignation of President Nixon, literary editor Raymond A. Schroth, S.J., shares the untold story of three Jesuits and the three very different roles each played in the Watergate affair. Here you can take a look back at America's coverage of the political crime of the centu