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Forty Names A Day: What The Church Says When The State Lies To Enforce The Law
A whistleblower inside the Department of Homeland Security says federal officers were told to check a box on state voter lookup sites…
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The Work That Ships Nothing
Last Wednesday, Uber cut about 3,300 jobs, and its memo said which ones: the roles “primarily focused on coordination.” The company’s own…
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The Firewall And The Ballot: What The Church Says A Majority Can Confer
On Sunday night in Magdeburg, two men claimed democracy for opposite conclusions. The AfD’s national co-leader said the voters had “definitively rejected”…
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Nine Days In The Dark: What The Church Says A Dam Owes The Men Who Build It
Two men walked out of a mountain on Friday. One of them was carried out on a rescuer’s shoulder, caked in mud,…
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A Machine Cannot Bear Moral Responsibility
Last week in Geneva, the head of the United Nations and the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross asked…
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The Wedding In Bandar Kuhestak: What An Intention Can And Cannot Settle
American forces hit around 100 targets inside Iran on Tuesday, and somewhere in that list, according to Iran’s own provincial officials, was…
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Punishment Of The Aggressor: The Church On A War Where Every Blow Is Called A Reply
Iran named the operation. “Punishment of the Aggressor.” This is what the Revolutionary Guard called the missiles it sent into Jordan before…
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One Hundred Years: What Leo XIII Says About A Contract Between Unequal Parties
One hundred years. That’s the term on the oil concession President Trump announced Friday night, and the number deserves a minute before…
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Human Dignity Is Not Conferred By Usefulness
A résumé goes into a company’s hiring system on a Tuesday morning, and the rejection comes back before lunch. No person read…
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The Letter And The Spirit: Two Hundred Thousand Visas And A Right That Exists Only On Paper
Asylum is a claim about what will happen to you if you go home. That’s the whole of it. Which means the…