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After spending decades in Peru as a missionary and bishop, the first American pope is back in his second home.

New research finds it is contributing to the persistent gender pay gap and holding some women back in their careers.

For many, the scale and impact of government actions on Palestinian communities under the recent Netanyahu coalition were galvanizing forces, voters and advocates said.

Sammy Kershaw was told he couldn't walk the award show's red carpet. The outcry was about more than a missed photo opportunity.

Millennials and Gen X are proving valuable as evidence suggests experience is an advantage in the era of artificial intelligence.

Kevin Warsh will soon face one of his biggest Democratic critics, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts), who will chair the Banking Committee in the next Congress.

Written by a Canadian soldier as a call to arms, it's now often excerpted to convey the futility of war.

Should the letter writer say something "about how it makes me feel when she is silently spying on me?"

Letter writer's granddaughter shuns her when her dad is around.

She doesn't engage in her friends' negative self-talk, but it still leaves her "feeling kind of depressed."