Pope Francis recently encouraged American Catholics to vote, and he shared that it is OK to vote for the "lesser evil." The question is, though: Was Francis speaking solely about presidential ...

One of the two major-party candidates for the presidency of the United States has allowed an decades-long ethnic cleansing to morph into a genocide, a horror that could be stopped with one phone call; ...

The election paradox looms. Do I calm myself down, steady my hand, pull the lever for Joe, even though it feels like voting for Netanyahu? Even though it feels like I’m loosing another bomb on Gaza? I ...

Rarely is one’s choice between two alternatives, one entirely good and the other totally bad. But while virtually all options have shades of gray, there is often clarity in choosing the lesser evil ...

"Both are against life, whether it is the one who is chasing away migrants or the one that kills children. Both are against life. I cannot decide. I cannot say. I am not an American, and I will not be ...

Pope Francis, while on a plane from Asia to Rome last week, told reporters that he has problems with both candidates for U.S. president — he said they’re “both against life” and that Americans should ...

We are in the midst of another election cycle. And I'm far from the only person who thinks the available options are far from great. This situation, like other recent elections, raises difficult ...

Pope Francis is criticizing Kamala Harris and Donald Trump over their stances on abortion and immigration. Francis is telling American Catholics to vote and choose the "lesser evil." Harris and Trump ...

Voting for the “lesser of two evils” normalizes misconduct, lowers ethical standards and fuels partisan tribalism.

Amid a year of crisis and protest, there is a real desire for progressive and radical change. It is disappointing, then, that as we near the 2020 United States Presidential election, we are once again ...

The question of the lesser evil rears its head with every election cycle. This year it is particularly relevant when looking at the US elections, and it is worth exploring. In short, the argument goes ...