It’s been almost a half a century since questions could be shut down with the verity: “Is the Pope Italian?” In that time, ...

As engaged people in the community and members of the Albuquerque Journal Community Council, we’re writing this open letter in response to the recently published district report card and our ...

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He’s not acting like the politician who has coasted through reelections without breaking a sweat. He’s acting like someone ...

Popes are human, entitled to whatever personal views they wish to express. But attempts to wrap those views in the robes of church authority are not helpful to the goal of clarity over what God and ...

Reich posted this on Bluesky on April 17: “Tyrants view educated citizens as their greatest enemy. Slaveholders stopped the ...

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Investigators have concluded that the leak of a Wisconsin Supreme Court abortion order last year was likely deliberate, but ...

When Alan Greenspan was nominated for a fourth term as Federal Reserve head in 2000, Bill Clinton had some fun. The internet ...

When Bill Belichick coached the New England Patriots he was one of the game's most controlling people. Now? This Belichick is almost unrecognizable.