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Mississippi Couldn’t Stop Scott Colom’s Victory—but It Wasn’t for Lack of Trying
November 12, 2026
It’s also worth noting that in the event that Hyde-Smith or Colom is successful in forcing a recount through filing a lawsuit, these types of procedures “very rarely change the results of elections,” as Derek Muller, Notre Dame law professor, noted on the Election Law Blog.
OSV News
In Pope Francis’ homeland, his successor carries forward a legacy of prioritizing the poor
November 11, 2026
David Lantigua, an associate professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame who specializes in Latin American Christianity, said Pope Francis knew how easily the Church could become entangled in Argentine politics and may have feared a visit would be interpreted as an endorsement of a particular political administration.
National Catholic Register
Conference Invites Military Members to Contemplate When War Is Just
November 11, 2026
Joseph Capizzi, director of the McGrath Institute for Church at the University of Notre Dame, argued that just war remains the constant teaching of the Church and is needed now more than ever.
Ballotpedia
New Democratic trifectas in five states could provide enough electoral votes for National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
November 11, 2026
Derek Muller, a professor of law at the University of Notre Dame, wrote in Election Law Blog that he believes the compact would require congressional approval and would be subject to a presidential veto.
Science Magazine
Circular Economy Practices Enhance European Climate Resilience Across Long-Term Panel Study
November 11, 2026
The dependent outcome variable, representing national climate resilience, was drawn directly from the University of Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative adaptation index.
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