The 22nd Annual New York Luncheon to Benefit the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) achieved remarkable success, raising more than $550,000 and surpassing its original fundraising goal, with additional pledges continuing to arrive. The event brought together donors, community leaders, clergy, alumni, and friends united in their belief that education and moral leadership are essential to Ukraine’s rebuilding and long-term future, especially during this historic and challengin

Motto: "No Freeman shall be seized or imprisoned, or stripped of his rights or possessions, or outlawed or exiled, or deprived of his standing in any other way, nor will we proceed with force against him, or sent others to do so, except by the lawful judgement of his equals. To no-one will we sell, to no-one deny or delay right to justice." (Magna Carta)  According to Oxford English Dictionary, “Freedom is the state or fact of being free from servitude, constraint, inhibition

Press conference by Andrew Saberton, Deputy Executive Director for Management, on his recent visit to Gaza and the West Bank. “In Gaza I was not fully prepared for what I saw, one can’t be,” a UN top official for population said, describing the destruction across the enclave as “the set of a dystopian film.” Speaking to reporters at UN Headquarters in New York, Andrew Saberton, Deputy Executive Director for Management at UNFPA said, “There is no other way to put it, Gaza has

PC: Tara Winstead We’re leaning on AI more than ever: helping us make decisions, giving us advice at work, even offering emotional support when things get rough. It's everywhere now, quietly shaping what we say, how we write, and how we think. But we have to ask ourselves: When AI grows smarter than all of us combined, will it run our governments too? Democracy has proven through history to be far from optimal in its execution. Humans, both collectively and individually, carr