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Thomas Barrett of Georgia, unemployed and living off food stamps, accumulated $1000 in probation fees. (Photograph: Jason Blalock/Human Rights Watch)
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Privatized probation outsources justice to those with a financial stake in the outcome.
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In a world troubled by violence, the church must serve as a sanctuary for children.
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PTSD, normally associated with war zones, is prevalent in violent neighborhoods in the U.S.
Homeless family living out of car pose for photo in Detroit. (CNS photo/Jim West)
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States should pay attention to Utah's solution to chronic homelessness.
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California's drought offers an opportunity to rethink human interference with natural forces.
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The great New Testament scholar Daniel J. Harrington, S.J., died on Feb. 7. We share here his response to the question: "How can I find God?" first published in 1997.
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In light of the continuing debate around religious liberty and the rights of religious organizations, as well as the conscience of the individual, we present here a collection of articles that have discussed, defended and articulated these issues over the past 70 years.Hobby Lobby "Corpora
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The Web reflects human nature in surprising and scary ways.
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Only a unified adherence to international humanitarian law can save Syria.
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The world awaits a Westphalia moment among the Sunni and Shiite branches of Islam.