A new study reveals that Republican loyalists are frightened of change and think they've already lost.

Authors, philosophers and theologians talk about their spiritual connection to nature and Earth.

In a rare television interview, environmental legend and writer leaves his Kentucky farm for an inspiring conversation with Bill.

Moved by the plight of the poor and unemployed, Pope Francis decries a global economy that “does us so much harm.” In this essay, Bill Moyers reflects on our broken economy.

Pope Francis's recent interview was interpreted by many as a "new direction" for the Catholic church and could have significant consequences for American political debates.

At a hearing called by Paul Ryan to examine the War on Poverty, the activist and nun explained that government programs help millions every year.

We travel to Camden, NJ with Sister Simone Campbell as she and her sisters advocate for comprehensive immigration policy reform.

A group started by members of the Newtown community hope you will call your representatives and support common sense solutions to make our schools safer.

In this column from Orion magazine, Sandra Steingraber writes about the movement among people of faith to fight fracking in New York while scientists stay silent.

In "Blankets," an excerpt from Sherman Alexie's new collection entitled Blasphemy, he recounts his attempts to comfort his ailing father as he recovered from surgery.