Article We Need a New Farm Bill The biggest winner in our current Farm Bill is Big Agriculture. SNAP recipients and small farmers deserve better. By Regina Munch September 29, 2023 Domestic Affairs Economy
Article Between Mourning and Melancholy Plays by Theresa Rebeck and Rebecca Gilman dramatize the psychic tumult of grief and the difficult work of forgiveness. By Rhoda Feng September 28, 2023 Culture Arts
Article Is Biden Too Old? It may seem ageist or unkind. But Americans should be forgiven their hesitancy in returning someone who will be eighty-two years old to the nation’s highest office. By Dominic Preziosi September 27, 2023 Joe Biden Donald Trump Politics
Article Poem | Poulenc's 'Gloria' "I saw the monks cavorting in the avenue, / kicking a ball back and forth on roadside dirt" By Magda Andrews-Hoke September 26, 2023 Poetry
Article Two Poems by Josiah Cox "For weeks now, trees have heaved freight / overboard—pods and cones / and the final, reluctant prophets." By Josiah Cox September 26, 2023 Poetry
Article 'This Is Our Opera' A conversation with Jake Heggie, the composer who adapted the story of Sr. Helen Prejean's work against capital punishment as an opera. By Griffin Oleynick September 25, 2023 Arts Music Interview
Article Patients Over Profits Reining in the pharmaceutical industry is an important step toward making health care more affordable for everyone. By The Editors September 24, 2023 Editorial Health Care Joe Biden Economy Politics
Article Letters | Fighting featureless modernity, helping young people find Christ Readers discuss finding meaning in modernity and the challenge of modeling Christ for young people. By The Editors September 23, 2023 Letters
Article Autoworkers Stand Up Striking autoworkers resist an economy designed to make the rich richer no matter the cost. By Alexander Stern September 23, 2023 Labor Politics Joe Biden Economy
Article A Church Against Science? Science’s threat to faith is actually no threat at all. By Tom Verde September 23, 2023 Science Spirituality Philosophy History
Article Godard’s Sly Subversion ‘Contempt’ is Godard’s greatest attempt to bring order to the world of cinema, to tame its commercial side and create a beautiful film. By Santiago Ramos September 23, 2023 Movies Arts Culture
How to Abolish Poverty On this episode, sociologist Matthew Desmond explains how we can work not just to alleviate poverty, but to eradicate it. Poverty Social Justice
Article Do Catholic Colleges Have a Future? How should Catholic colleges and universities navigate the clash between neoliberalism and the common-good vision of Catholic social teaching? By Nancy A. Dallavalle September 21, 2023 Higher Education Books Religion
Article The Tragedy of Billie Jean King From the archives: Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the legendary tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs By Michael Murray September 20, 2023 From the Archives Women Gender Sports
Feature Migrants in the Mediterranean "My hope is that the following images will move you in a way statistics and headlines can’t." By Anna Surinyach September 19, 2023 art Immigration Foreign Affairs