I had just come back from a demonstration against a uranium mine near the rim of the Grand Canyon and talking to Native ...

Some Thoughts on Optimism, Adversity and Big Rubber Doughnuts Two guys were doing tractor tyre flips across the campus green.

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In the United States, and especially Chicago, where a young Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, attended minor seminary ...

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Tonya Clark sat in her car along the side of the road—sobbing—after the doctor’s office called to say she had breast cancer.

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There is joy in diplomatic Geneva. The neutral, good offices convenor of Reagan-Gorbachev and Putin–Biden summits is back in ...