News
- In the US, American Airlines dubbed most faith-friendly Fortune 500 company
- One war, two worlds: Ukraine neighbours face shelling with defiance or despair
- Banned from Communion in San Francisco, Pelosi receives Eucharist in Washington
- In the US, Southern Baptists face push for public list of sex abusers
- Some militant arms in Niger came from West African state stockpiles - report
- Ukraine urges more world pressure, says it repels Russian attack on eastern city
ANNIE BANERJI, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports from India where experts warn lack of access to cooling tech like AC, fridges and fans will cost lives and livelihoods...
MICHELLE R SMITH, of Associated Press, reports from the US that the sheer numbers of deaths - caused by everything from from COVID-19 to mass shootings - has some grappling with the question of whether mass death become accepted in the US...
HUIZHONG WU and DAKE KANG, of Associated Press, report on what a data leak has revealed about the imprisonment of Uyghurs in China...
ANGELO AMANTE and PHILIP PULLELLA, of Reuters, report on how the Catholic Church in Italy's response to the issue of the sexual abuse of children...
Photographer JOSE LUIS GONZALEZ and CASSANDRA GARRISON, of Reuters, delve into an archive of images showing life within the Mennonite community in Chihuahua, Mexico...
Essays
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ROBERT GOLDMAN, professor of law at American University and the president of the International Commissions of Jurists, says conducting a war crimes trial during active hostilities, and by a civilian court, is not normal...
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- PAUL STRANGLO
In an article first published on The Conversation which was written before Saturday's election, PAUL STRANGLO, professor of politics at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, looks at the life of the man today sworn-in as Australia's next leader...
Essay: A shrinking fraction of the world’s major crops goes to feed the hungry, with more used for non-food purposes
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- DEEPAK RAY
In an article first published on The Conversation, DEEPAK RAY, a senior scientist at the University of Minnesota, looks at how increasing amounts of crops are being used for uses other than food and how that's impacting to push to end global hunger...
Sponsored
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DENIS PLANT, principal of Vision Colleges in Australia, writes about the advantages of studying the Bible "at your pace from your place"...
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DAVID ADAMS, Sight editor and publisher, explains why Sight is now offering advertisers a sponsored articles option...
Columns
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ANGELA YOUNGMAN reports on an ancient tradition taking part this week on the Isle of Man...
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US Catholic commentator THOMAS REESE, in an article first published on Religion News Service, says that before he dies or retires, Pope Francis needs to make changes in the process of electing a new pope to avoid the possibility of a deadlocked conclave...
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JANA RIESS, of Religion News Service, speaks with Peter Manseau, founding director of the Smithsonian’s Center for the Understanding of Religion in American History and award-winning novelist whose most recent work of fiction is 'The Maiden of All Our Desires'...
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ALEJANDRA MOLINA, of Religion News Service, reports on efforts to preserve an LA monastery...
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DAVID ADAMS provides a round-up of some stories on the odder side of life...
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CAREY L BIRON, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how companies are starting to label their products, from food and drink to cosmetics, to show how their products impact the climate...
Reviews
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DAVID ADAMS watches 'Father Stu'...
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MARCUS CHEONG watches Marvel's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness...
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JEANETTE SEVERS reads Natasha Lester's historical novel, 'The Paris Secret'...
Columns
ANGELA YOUNGMAN reports on an ancient tradition taking part this week on the Isle of Man...
US Catholic commentator THOMAS REESE, in an article first published on Religion News Service, says that before he dies or retires, Pope Francis needs to make changes in the process of electing a new pope to avoid the possibility of a deadlocked conclave...
JANA RIESS, of Religion News Service, speaks with Peter Manseau, founding director of the Smithsonian’s Center for the Understanding of Religion in American History and award-winning novelist whose most recent work of fiction is 'The Maiden of All Our Desires'...
ALEJANDRA MOLINA, of Religion News Service, reports on efforts to preserve an LA monastery...
DAVID ADAMS provides a round-up of some stories on the odder side of life...
CAREY L BIRON, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how companies are starting to label their products, from food and drink to cosmetics, to show how their products impact the climate...
Lifestyle
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DAVID ADAMS looks at some facts and figures in relation to this year's royal celebration...
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In a new food-related column, EMMA WATSON looks at how you can reduce food waste in your home (and provides a quick recipe to use up some of those leftovers)...
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In an article first published on The Conversation, AMIN AL-HABAIBEH, a professor of intelligent engineering systems at Nottingham Trent University, looks at how body heat could play a role in heating buildings...
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