Readers respond to a guest essay about assisted suicide. Also: A setback on vaccines; politics and the pulpit.

Ahead of Byron Black's execution on August 5, it's time to re-examine the horrors of capital punishment and Tennesseans' role ...

We all lose our way sometimes. But if you have perceived shifts in the language used on cable news and by politicians — even maybe friends or family — you are not alone.

Faith communities can work together to end systems of discrimination that carry from generation to generation.

Building a world where a dignified life is possible for all also calls for us to ask, always: What are we trying to achieve in health, and what is the world like for those who cannot achieve all ...

Hopefully her comments will inspire faithful people of all denominations to speak out, as Pope Francis did when he asked Trump to “reject hate discrimination and exclusion.” ...

On September 1, Bermuda will implement a new statutory minimum wage of $17.13 per hour, in keeping with this government’s ...

As a Florida Baptist pastor and theologian, one of our core Christian convictions is the human dignity of every person, and therefore the need to protect religious liberty for every person ...

ACT-Wazalendo’s newly nominated presidential candidate for the United Republic of Tanzania, Luhaga Mpina, has vowed to “make history” in the October 29, 2025, general election, promising that ...

Pope Francis addressed the bishops of the United States on Tuesday about the country’s ongoing mass deportation of immigrants, urging Catholics to consider the justness of laws and policies in ...

The British regulator found no evidence to support the claims made by the charity’s chair, but it criticized all sides for ...