Newsworthy |
Say what? Nearly 30 years ago, I taught 10th grade English, and a
big decision for me was whether to teach Fitzgerald or Faulkner,
since I would likely not be…
Government |
WASHINGTON—The National Organization for Marriage intends to sue
the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) next week amid allegations that
the government…
Religious Liberty |
A Washington state florist sued by the state’s attorney general
over her refusal to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding has
filed a countersuit alleging…
Newsworthy |
Radical links? A former Chechnyan separatist who is now a
refugee in the United States has become a key focus in the Boston
Marathon bombing…
Religion |
Looking to get away with his family, atheist Ed Buckner rented a
cabin at a north Georgia state park, only to find the state-owned
cabin had been…
Newsworthy |
Brown and grey. The U.S. Census Bureau recently released its latest
population projections through the year 2060. Fifty years from now,
the U.S. will be only…
Culture |
The ad starts with a soft choral singing of “California Dreaming,”
and small white balls falling out of the sky like snowflakes onto
sequoia forests, the…
Dollars and Sense |
Big Apple ripe. I spent a couple of days in New York this
week, and I can tell you that with the stock markets at all time
highs, the Big Apple is…
Islam |
Mehnaz Afridi, professor of religious studies at Manhattan College
in New York, is one of the many librarians and humanities council
directors preparing to…
Abortion |
Heartbreaking and treacherous are just two words being used to
describe the latest abortion story out of Florida. According to
federal authorities,
Education |
Los Angeles public schools banned suspensions for misbehaving
students on Tuesday, becoming the first district in the state to do
so. Instead of being sent…
Science |
This week's announcement that U.S. scientists have created stem
cells from cloned human embryos is an achievement we shouldn't be
proud of, pro-life medical…
