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The First Circuit ruled that Catholic schools may receive state tuition assistance only if they comply with Maine’s…

The First Circuit ruled that Catholic schools may receive state tuition assistance only if they comply with Maine’s…

After sixteen years in which the information system was captured, the new Tisza government is dismantling by law the…

Over 436 pages and 1,606 paragraphs, Mr Justice Nicklin dismantles the method of “mosaic” inference: suspicion, even…

The Ubeda and Others v. Italy judgment of 2 July 2026 is not merely the latest ruling against the Italian State over…

In Trump v. Barbara, the Justices in Washington have rejected the administration’s attempt to rewrite the Fourteenth…

A doctored video of a politician. A CV binned by software before anyone reads it. An app that claims to read your mood…

The apps advertise $20-plus an hour. The real take-home, once you subtract fuel, mileage, self-employment tax, and the…

A devotion as ancient as Calvary itself, formally established by Pius IX during the Roman Republic and revived by John…

A week together in the countryside, with online meetings, shared living and a more humane pace. The workation reflects…

The draft Bill would criminalise abusive attempts to change sexual orientation or gender identity in England and Wales.…

Months of internal pressure, heavy local election losses and Andy Burnham’s return to Westminster bring Starmer’s…

Burnham’s return to Westminster has intensified pressure on the Prime Minister, as Labour MPs and Cabinet ministers…

Open.online gave the impression that it was the Holy See that wanted to silence us. The truth is different: a…

From the telephone interview on Italian television to Palazzo Chigi’s response: the US President’s insult breaches the…

From the 2026 baccalauréat questions - Nietzsche, language and happiness - a lesson against the rush to certainty.

The case of Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram: when the infrastructure is put on trial instead of the criminal,…

The fourteen-point memorandum confirms the ceasefire and paves the way for sixty days of talks. The nuclear dossier,…

At Kadriorg, survivors and descendants marked the 85th anniversary of the Soviet deportations of 14 June 1941, as…

On 12 June, the US government ordered a private laboratory to disable its two most powerful models. Four weeks earlier,…

The Sallusti case exposed a legal system in which defamation, even when serious, could lead a newspaper editor to house…

After drone incursions and Russian threats, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania call for stronger Allied protection,…

The like no longer measures approval, but reaction: a reflection on online hatred, Catholic echo chambers, and the…

A suspected Ukrainian drone was intercepted near Põltsamaa.

In four days, a front-line NATO state went from a security incident on its eastern border to a full-blown government…

On his first state visit to China of his second term, Donald Trump seeks visible economic gains, while Xi Jinping…

A viral photograph aboard Air Force One exposes the myth of the “moderate” Marco Rubio and turns the humiliation of…

From asymmetrical relationships to addictions, from careers built through co-option to the loneliness of the clergy:…

Joshua Bell’s experiment also challenges our communities: how many priests, lay people and young people are ignored…

Reporters Sans Frontières confirms the Baltic nation among the global elite for journalism. Silere non possum:…

Three legal fronts now open against Francesco Capozza, the Vatican correspondent for Il Tempo: the Rome trial for…