commeNTARY CommentaryU.S. Congress Performance theater and the ‘State of Disunion’ address Kenneth Craycraft Mar 5, 2026 4 min read If we persist in making it nothing more than partisan political theater — a measure of the disunion of America — it might be time to return to the practice of Jefferson and others, and quietly deliver an actual report rather than a red-meat partisan speech. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchoolsSports St. Frances connects from long range to deny Mount Carmel for BCL Tournament crown Nelson Coffin Mar 4, 2026 4 min read With some sizzling long-range shooting (14-for-30) in the 55th edition of the BCL Tournament final, top-seeded St. Frances rallied from an early five-point deficit to grab a seven-point halftime advantage on the way to a 67-55 victory. Conflict in the Middle EastNewsVaticanWorld News Cardinal Parolin questions whether missiles, bombs are solution to Iranian people’s aspirations Courtney Mares Mar 4, 2026 3 min read The Vatican secretary of state appealed for peace and diplomacy on the fifth day of the U.S. and Israel-Iran war, warning that recognition of any country’s right to wage “preventive war” according to their own criteria would risk the world “being set ablaze.” Child & Youth ProtectionNewssocial mediaWorld News Expert: Violent 764 group a ‘growing problem’ targeting vulnerable kids online Gina Christian Mar 4, 2026 8 min read A number of violent extremist groups, led by minors and young adults, are increasingly targeting kids online — in some cases, with deadly results. Commentary What we’re becoming: AI and future of human dignity Leonard J. DeLorenzo Mar 4, 2026 4 min read If we approach “the AI Revolution” with only an eye to potential benefits, we’ll blindly accept the deleterious consequences to human life and society. We’ll automate ourselves into irrelevance without meaning to. We’ll outsource our humanity one convenience at a time. Previous 1 … 184 185 186 … 3140 Next