Anyone who follows the messages from the USCCB or Catholics in politics will likely be aware that a number of statements have come out recently regarding unemployment, justice for immigrants, the budget, and the deliberations...
Read MoreDecember 12 marked the Feast of Our Lady of Guadeloupe and 33 Hispanic and Latino Bishops around the United States took this opportunity to release a joint letter on immigration. It will surprise none of our readers that...
Read MoreTwo weeks ago, AMR, the parent company of American Airlines filed for bankruptcy reorganization. With this move, American became the last of the legacy carriers (companies who helped pioneer American air travel and existed prior...
Read MoreAs this map indicates, while we speak of human rights as universal (as defined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948) we are not all at equal risk for having our human rights violated. Human Rights Risk...
Read MoreKen Murray, an MD and Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at USC, informs us that non-physicians do not die like physicians. To make things better, however, we should consider doing so: Years ago, Charlie, a highly...
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