Don’t call it the American spring
Is there any reason for pundits to compare Occupy Wall Street and the Arab Spring? The recent surge of anti-corporate…
U.S. foreign policy…in London!
Thanks to an opportunity provided by the Notre Dame London Program, Notre Dame students are staying informed of events across…
Should Congress pass the DREAM Act?
The DREAM Act (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors) is a legislative proposal introduced in the Senate in 2001…
Panelists press for peace in aftermath of 9-11
“Prior to 9/11, most Americans viewed war as an abnormal condition. Today, war is the new normalcy, a reality tacitly…
Congressional super-committee debuts
September 8 marked the inaugural meeting of the new congressional “super committee” charged with identifying $1.5 trillion in potential spending…
Healthcare mandate poses problems for Catholic charities
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued a new healthcare mandate, “Guidelines for Women’s Preventative Services,” that…
Economics and the modern family
Divorce, single parenthood, cohabitation – and your wallet This article, the second part of a two-part series, is based on…
Professor calls for community policing in inner cities
Ray Diamond, professor at the Louisiana State University Law Center, called for the revival of community policing as a means…
Former Mexican official addresses the challenges to Mexican democracy
Former president of Mexico’s Federal Electoral Commission (IFE or Instituto Federal Electoral) and political scientist Luis Carlos Ugalde lectured on…
Princeton professor discusses the original intent of the Establishment Clause
Don Drakeman, venture capitalist, lawyer, and professor at Princeton University, spoke about the original intent behind the US Constitution’s controversial…
