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Kevin Clarke is America’s chief correspondent and the author of Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out (Liturgical Press).
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
The indictments produced a wave of media coverage heavy with schadenfruede among supporters of Planned Parenthood.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
In Flint, Mich., jobs have been scarce for years, but crime and foreclosures have been on the rise. Domestic violence and depression are household scourges, and a steady population decline has made the running of the city and even its long-term viability increasingly tenuous. As if these and many mo
Demonstrating for 'Yes' in December (Photo: Faculty Forward Chicago)
News
Kevin Clarke
In what may prove to be confirmation of a national trend among part-time or adjunct faculty at U.S. colleges and universities, contingent faculty at Loyola University Chicago voted today to join Local 73 of the Service Employees International Union, becoming the third Chicago group of part-time
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
State officials report that all children who drank the city's water since April 2014 have been exposed to lead.
News
Kevin Clarke
“I think people on both sides would say that it’s gone well,” he says. “By no means do [adjuncts] feel like they have reached a level of parity,” he adds, “but they understand that the university has taken a real step in the right direction and want to continue to work with the union.”
A Faculty Forward vigil at Loyola University Chicago in December (Photo: Faculty Forward Chicago)
News
Kevin Clarke
Faculty Forward reports “deep misgivings about the future of higher education” among respondents.
News
Kevin Clarke
The bishops wrote, "Our organizations have first-hand knowledge that these actions have generated fear among immigrants and have made their communities more distrustful of law enforcement and vulnerable to misinformation, exploitation and fraud. We find such targeting of immigrant women and children—most of whom fled violence and persecution in their home countries—to be inhumane and a grave misuse of limited enforcement resources.”
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
In Guatemala the arrests of 18 former military officials on charges of human rights violations were detailed on Jan. 6.
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
Supporting the president’s “modest” proposals, Dallas Bishop Kevin Farrell wrote, they represent “first steps in correcting gun laws so weak that they are ludicrous.”
President Barack Obama announces executive actions to reduce gun violence as he meets with reporters in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Jan. 5. (CNS photo/Michael Reynolds, EPA)
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
The president was most clearly moved when remembering the particularly horrific attack on the Sandy Hook Elementary school in Newtown, Ct., in December 2012.