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In the U.S.-China relationship at present, nothing might be better than something
Mass protests over an 87-year-old’s eviction prompt new proposed legislation
The article explores the escalating severity of Indonesia's fires, examining the interplay of environmental factors, land management practices, and economic pressures contributing to this crisis.
Is baptism an irreversible spiritual and ontological change or a piece of recorded personal data to be deleted on demand? That is the question currently before the European Court. The post No Right to Erase Baptism appeared first on First Things
The now-ubiquitous terms “reproductive health” and “reproductive freedom” have contributed mightily to a slaughter of the innocents in these United States. The death toll from that massacre is now. The post A Terrible Coarsening appeared first on First Things
The Stade de France, the country’s largest soccer stadium, holds about 80,000 fans. On Friday, September 25, it was filled with young Catholics. Pope Leo entered to sounds of. The post Two Spectacles, Two Frances appeared first on First Things
imperfect reality can’t win in a culture of fantasy
The article examines whether Andy Burnham has undermined the government's triple lock policy on pensions, analyzing the implications for financial security and political accountability.
Labour Conference 2026 draws to a close with Andy Burnham's speech