For the first time in his life, the 80-year-old was arrested and charged with trespassing last year during a sit-in at a Royal Bank of Canada branch in protest of the bank's fossil fuel financing.

Science and economics cannot spur change alone, says Anglican Deacon Michael Van Dusen. What he and other faith leaders say ...

VATICAN— Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle said corruption contradicts God’s plan as he led the Simbang Gabi Mass for Filipinos at ...

Photo from House of Representatives MANILA, Philippines— Antipolo City 2nd District Rep. Romeo Acop was a big factor in why ...

Senator Erwin Tulfo on Sunday announced that he filed Senate Bill No. 1625, titled the West Philippine Sea Education Act, ...

Issues on politics and governance have emerged as the leading theme among letters and statements released by the Catholic ...

The idea of introducing morality to Philippine politics surprisingly seems to be a new idea to most of our politicians. In Philippine society, moral politics often intersects with class divisions. The ...

Many “capable youths chase high pay, influenced by peers, families and looming debt,” says Shmuly Yanklowitz. Fields like “tech, finance and medicine are vital, but fewer opt for work that benefits ...

Last week, Microsoft released the November monthly update for Windows 11, which fixed a bug that kept Task Manager open in the background but brought new problems with it. The patch in question is ...

In the age of MAGA, ideological lines that once distinguished left from right have blurred. Republicans who said they were willing to die for the market now support a president who tells the ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

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