Russian President Vladimir Putin has amassed up to 175,000 troops and a formidable arsenal of combat hardware along the Ukrainian border. By dialing up and down the war rhetoric and varying the force posture, Putin seeks to confuse Washington about his intentions.
As the bad news surges and throbs again about the coronavirus, you can easily sense the lack of political vitriol for this president. Joe Biden gets a free pass.
I watch in amazement as politicians and government officials who support defunding the police and sanctuary cities complain about crime in their districts.
Harvard University's Charles Lieber was recently convicted on multiple counts, including lying about receiving payments from the Chinese government’s "A Thousand Talents Project."
President Joe Biden and his teamm are slow to react to events, which may have deadly consequences as Russia prepares to invade Ukraine and China’s ramps up military practice runs to conquer Taiwan.
Pastor Corey Brooks and Mike Uremovich, president of Manhattan Mechanical Services, discuss ways to create a culture of working-class women and men in the South Side of Chicago.
With our national debt nearing $30 trillion, it is clear that there is a structural problem that must be addressed. That is why we need a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution.
On the 36th day of his 100-day rooftop vigil, Pastor Brooks and pipefitter Tim Richards discuss the importance of fathers and how to help fatherless youths in the South Side find a better path.
The holidays tend to become a little less joyful, and a little more somber as one grows old. The one thing you want most can’t be gifted nor bought—more time with the people you have loved and lost. Over the last few years, it seems everyone has lost someone.
By the 1980s, Soviet communism was no longer a nuclear fortress but a Potemkin village. All that was lacking was the right statesman with the right strategy. Enter President Ronald Reagan.
In the panoply of world religion, worshiping an infant as the one true God is an outlier. The Abrahamic God of Islam and Judiasm appears always fully formed.
It might surprise you, but one of the greatest joys I experience as Archbishop of New York is visiting men and women in prison. It's something I try to do several times a year in order to hear confessions, celebrate Mass, spend some time with the inmates.
As soon as I looked at the tiny plastic Nativity scene, I was deeply touched by the smiling face of that little Baby Jesus. Something about it instantly brought me great personal comfort.