According to the Trump administration, even a company owned by millions of unrelated people can be a person of faith.
From the Editors
The Century's take on the issues of the day
Standards of evidence are politically contested. But the most crucial issue is due process.
Adapting to climate change requires something that’s hard for Americans: choosing collective solutions over individual ones.
Impunity for Joe Arpaio makes good policing harder. So does access to military gear.
The right-wing extremists aren't counting on support from most white people. Just silence.
The debate over a dying British infant reveals the moral complexities of health care.
Beyond the current Supreme Court case, there are deeper problems—and possible solutions.
Like many legal and moral disputes, the case involving a Colorado bakery and a same-sex couple hinges on finding the right analogy.
The senator’s reasonable concern—that Muslims and people of all religions be treated equally—led to an unreasonable demand.
Trump can't stop the international community from taking action.
There is a crisis of moral norms in America. The president is part symptom and part cause.
Caring for the sick means keeping them in our risk pool.
Turning local police into ICE agents makes everyone less safe.
American military action hasn’t helped in the Middle East before. Why would it now?
Forget 2010. The baseline is now.
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