Above is a photograph I took in March 2024 of the lobby of Christ for the Nations Institute, a Bible college in Dallas that ...

As coverage of the horrific shootings in Minnesota has unfolded, the focus has turned to the alleged murderer’s time at a ...

When the events of January 6th roared into US history, many in the crowds that stormed the Capitol that day hoisted an ...

Michael Muhammad Knight is an associate professor of religion and cultural studies at the University of Central Florida, and the author of 17 books, including Why I am a Five Percenter, Metaphysical ...

Elon Musk has been warning about the imminent end of human life as we know it for over a decade. Ten years ago, his solution was to colonize Mars as a sort of defense mechanism against climate change; ...

Last I checked, my uterus was in a jar in Schenectady. An ignoble end for a thing that was once burdened with glorious purpose, like an old prizewinning racehorse going off to the glue factory. It’s ...

A grainy, jittery video has gone viral on social media. Duct-taped to a chair and goggle-eyed with fear, the hostage, a Dark MAGA tech bro, is petrified—and for good reason: the balaclava-clad ...

Indeed, as Israel’s genocide in Gaza continues and the politics of Israel are injected into nearly every vessel of Jewish life, a growing number of Jews are reclaiming the tradition and asking ...

Nate Tinner-Williams is cofounder and editor of Black Catholic Messenger, an independent, nonprofit digital media publication covering stories of interest to African-American Catholics. He is a ...

Last week, the BfV, a German intelligence agency tasked with investigating threats to the “liberal democratic basic order,” made headlines by officially classifying the far-right Alternative für ...

During the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, where bishops, archbishops, and abbots convened in 1884 to, among other issues, discuss the establishment of the Catholic University of America, the ...

Forty years ago today, the city of Philadelphia dropped a bomb on itself. In her elegiac Ordinary Notes, Christina Sharpe argues that “the answer to these obscene questions” raised by the unethical, ...