Three days before speaking at Chautauqua, Karenna Gore, former vice president Al Gore’s daughter, stood in a Boston courtroom, defending herself from charges of trespassing,
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Bioethicist Paul Root Wolpe didn’t think he would receive much pushback. It was 2004, and in a meeting with top NASA officials, he had said
After Apollo 11 landed on the moon, while the world observed a moment of silence and before Neil Armstrong stepped on the lunar surface, Buzz
Jesuit Priest Fr. José Gabriel Funes, S.J., fell in love with space 47 years ago to the day he took the stage at the
The biggest thing standing between the United States and an expanded space exploration program is anywhere from 60 million to 100 million born-again Christians.
Among Pope Francis’ homilies on the poor, capitalism and global warming, is a teaching he gave in Vatican City in 2014: If an alien
Friday’s Interfaith Lecture hadn’t even begun, and the applause had already started for Sr. Joan Chittister, O.S.B., who closed the week on “Moral Leadership
A Ralph Reed lecture on the connections between the Declaration of Independence and the Gospels veered quickly into a thinly veiled endorsement of
Jim Wallis started writing his latest book when he learned of the death of the Trayvon Martin, and imagined his own son Luke — white,
Although many regimes around the globe remain intolerant and sectarian conflict still rages, Rabbi David Saperstein said, religious freedom has never been greater and interfaith
The answer to the Black Lives Matter movement, civil rights icon Andrew Young believes, is for black people to move back to the South. A
Twenty-five years ago, broadcast journalist Bill Moyers and his team began documenting the lives of two families in Milwaukee whose breadwinners had just been laid
The Rev. John M. Buchanan wants you to give your life away. Giving your life away, he said, to family, science, the earth,
Hours after publishing magnate and editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine Steve Forbes called for freer markets and greater economic growth to solve the world’s ills,
Eighty-three-year-old Rabbi Arthur Waskow has a longer arrest record than the average drug dealer, and he’s proud of it. Waskow’s most recent, his 23rd, came
J. Douglas Holladay believes American men are in crisis, and he has a solution: talking. In the first Interfaith Lecture exploring “Money and Power