Could playing video games make you a war criminal? The International Committee of the Red Cross is looking into whether realistic war video games should be bound by international laws such as the Geneva and Hague Conventions.

Since September 11, 2001, the issue of torture has been on the mind of the public with visceral disagreements as to how to handle terrorists. There are pros and cons to each side which will be discussed.

The Obama Administration’s treatment of terrorists threatens America’s safety.

In 1949, the current set of four Geneva Conventions was ratified and put into force. Subject matters of the Geneva Conventions are the treatment of wounded and sick combatants on land and on sea, of prisoners of war, and of non-combatants. The four conventions have been signed by all countries on this planet. While the international Red Cross is named as the only arbiter in the conventions, Switzerland acts as depository state for them.

This piece was written to demonstrate a social justice issue and the Catholic Churches actions in regard to it.

Op-ed discussing the immorality of the Bush/Cheney Administration’s use of torture and who should be held accountable.

Conflict resolution when you live with your best-friend-turned-girlfriend-turned-ex-girlfriend.