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Read MoreProminent former Israeli leaders and security officials have condemned the violence, but the Netanyahu government refuses to take action
Read MoreIt is hard to see what kind of agreement would be worth making
Read MoreEastern European states cannot afford to ignore the danger at their doorsteps
Read MoreSlovak Prime Minister Robert Fico favours leftist economics, reduced immigration, social conservatism and Putin. Sound familiar?
Read MoreHorrors are possible in our time, and in places not far away.
Read MoreThe U.S. and Israel have the force. But force may no longer be enough, even against a much weaker rival
Read MoreIt's unlikely that it was a factor of principles and morality
Read MoreUkraine has managed, remarkably, to preserve and even enhance its democratic culture during the restrictions of wartime
Read MoreFour Polish cardinals—Wyszyński, Sapieha, Jaworski, and Deskur—profoundly shaped the life, ministry, and faith of St. John Paul II.
Read MoreThe wartime archbishop of Kraków shaped St. John Paul II and became a model of episcopal courage whose witness finds a striking echo today in Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Ukraine.
Read MoreThe Gordie Howe Bridge dispute is his latest Mafia-style shakedown
Read MoreThe late senator was criticized for his cozy relationship with Trump, but this was the price he paid to sway the administration on Ukraine
Read MoreAs American anniversary events and the World Cup have demonstrated, bigger, louder and longer does not mean more uplifting
Read MoreIn his July 4th speech of 1918, Churchill traced the origin of political liberty and limited government to Britain's Magna Carta
Read MoreThe deaths of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on the 5th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence elevated the 4th of July from a secular holiday into a sacred national memorial
Read MoreThat power resonates beyond the shores of the United States 250 years later.
Read MorePope Leo XIV has chosen, with discretion, to end the failed outreach of Pope Benedict XVI to the SSPX.
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