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Check out these recent articles from around the web: How misinformation overwhelmed our democracy by Sean Illing: “We live in a media ecosystem that overwhelms people with information. Some of that information is accurate, some of it is bogus, and much of it is intentionally misleading. The result is a polity that has increasingly given… Read More Around the Web

Pro-Life Democrat to Democratic Presidential Candidates: Do You Even Want Our Votes?

Pro-life Democrat Kristen Day writes: I have been a registered Democratic voter since 1988, when I joined the Michigan State University Democrats and volunteered for Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis’ presidential campaign. I have worked for three Democratic members of Congress on both sides of the abortion divide and have been to every National Democratic Convention… Read More Pro-Life Democrat to Democratic Presidential Candidates: Do You Even Want Our Votes?

Pope Francis on Overcoming Isolationism, Individualism, and Ideological Colonization to Achieve Genuine Progress

via the Vatican: In these years, the World Economic Forum has offered an opportunity for the engagement of diverse stakeholders to explore innovative and effective ways of building a better world. It has also provided an arena where political will and mutual cooperation can be guided and strengthened in overcoming the isolationism, individualism and ideological… Read More Pope Francis on Overcoming Isolationism, Individualism, and Ideological Colonization to Achieve Genuine Progress

75 Years After the Liberation of Auschwitz, Survivors Are Still Speaking, But Are We Listening?

Marc Santora writes: Even before the gas chambers were destroyed and the savage toll of years of industrialized mass murder revealed to the world, prisoners at the largest Nazi concentration camp were already repeating two words: Never again. But as the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz approaches, an occasion being marked by events… Read More 75 Years After the Liberation of Auschwitz, Survivors Are Still Speaking, But Are We Listening?