When Anti-Racism Costs Lives
As Britain reduces compulsory psychiatric treatment, a growing debate asks whether public safety is paying the price.
Oxford Professor Cancels Lectures After Pro-Trans Protests
A case of cancel culture at Oxford University has reignited debate over the threat groupthink poses to academic freedom.
Disney “Rivals” Modernity With Sexism and Greed – Audiences Love It
Disney's Rivals presents the audience with a world it is supposed to hate and an antihero who would be denounced if he existed in …
Rosamund Pike’s Anger, and the Case for Phone-Free Public Spaces
Humanity is built on intimate connections, such as that between a performer and her audience. After a moment on stage was interrup…
Pope Leo’s EWTN Appointment Is a Rapprochement Rather Than a Rebuke
Pope Leo’s appointment of the EWTN News chief to a senior Vatican role was taken by some as a rebuke of his predecessor’s dislike …
Sexually Transmitted Infections Surge in Europe, But Reports Omit Key Factor
While STIs are rising across Europe, the EU agency responsible for disease prevention and control does not provide a broad breakdo…
New EU Migration Plan Expands Deportation Powers
Critics warn that the EU is moving towards US-style migration enforcement, while lawmakers hail the agreement as a breakthrough in…
Goldman Sachs Tips Spain to Win the World Cup
Spain is Goldman Sachs’ favorite to win the World Cup, based on a forecasting model that draws on nearly 20,000 international matc…
Pope Leo XIV Enters a Deeply Divided Spain
Pope Leo XIV will travel to Spain and address the country’s Parliament at a moment of extreme political and social tension. His ar…
The Catholic Church Faces a Historic Test
The Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X is pressing ahead with episcopal ordinations without a papal mandate, exposing deeper tension…
Ebola Patient in Berlin Puts Europe on Alert
An American doctor infected with Ebola while working in DR Congo has been hospitalized at Berlin’s Charité Hospital. Virologist Bo…
Christians Welcome French Senate’s Rejection of Assisted Dying Bill
After the French Senate voted down the assisted dying bill, numerous Christian voices responded. They expressed relief and called …
Woman Cleared After UK Abortion Safe Zone Case Collapses
Claire Brennan stood accused of violating Northern Ireland’s abortion safe zone legislation, but the prosecution’s case collapsed …
Pope Leo XIV and the Disarming of AI
With Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV has presented a social encyclical for the digital age. The pope warns against a technology …
How AI, Remote Trials and New Business Models Could Transform Drug Testing
In an interview with Statement, Lindus Health co-founder Mery Beckwith explains how AI and remote clinical trials could cut drug d…