Last week I wrote about state-sanctioned killing, so this week, naturally, I write about beer and a new dig on Capitol Hill apparently...

On Tuesday around 9 p.m., just an hour before the Chapel of St. Ignatius closed up for the night, two individuals entered Seattle University’s most cherished building. Theft and vandalization ensued, Public Safety told the Spectator. The damage, according to Public Safety day-time supervisor Josh Halbert, was not insignificant, but the custodial...

Researchers said on Tuesday that a baby orca born early last month in the Puget Sound might have died. If true, the death would be a sad blow to an already dwindling killer whale population. L-120, as the baby is known, has not been seen with its pod since the population of endangered orcas returned recently to inland waters of western Washington...

The historic acceptance of gay and lesbian Catholics signaled in a preliminary document issued by the Church last week was reversed Saturday when the two-week assembly on family in contemporary society came to an end. "God is not afraid of new things. That is why he is continuously surprising us, opening our hearts and guiding us in unexpected ways,...