A man in Dallas has the Ebola virus, the first diagnosed case in the United States. Do you think this country could handle a plague? (more…)
A man in Dallas has the Ebola virus, the first diagnosed case in the United States. Do you think this country could handle a plague? (more…)
The ecumenical organization of liberal mainline Protestants (plus the Orthodox, which I never understood) known as the National Council of Churches used to be enormously influential. But now it has dwindled to insignificance. Jacob Lupner explains what happened and how the NCC is trying to
You’ve probably heard about the man who jumped the fence around the White House, ran up to the building, and actually opened the unlocked, unguarded door and went inside. Well, now it turns out that it was worse than that. He ran all through the
A senior Environmental Protection Agency official has been caught spending as much as six hours a day watching pornography on government computers. This has sparked a bill in Congress that would forbid that sort of thing–which is also hurting productivity in private companies–in government agencies.
Nathan Busenitz gives a vivid account of the martyrdom of Thomas Cranmer, who was greatly influenced by Luther and who is the literary genius who gave us the Book of Common Prayer, the English rendition of the liturgy that have shaped the language of Lutheran
A recent Muslim convert, angry because he had been fired, beheaded a 54-year-old woman and attacked another woman until a manager with a gun shot him (though not fatally). The killer, Alton Nolen, had jihadist slogans and ISIL beheading videos on his FaceBook page. The
The climax of the Washington Nationals’ league-leading season came Sunday on the last game of the regular schedule when Jordan Zimmermann threw a no-hitter against the Miami Marlins. The Nationals’ hand for the playoffs includes five aces in the starting rotation. And yet, the playoffs
The Pope made an interesting comment to visiting Jewish leaders. He compared the atrocities being committed against Christians in parts of the Middle East and the world’s overall silence on the subject to the way Jews were treated in the run-up to World War II.
Ruth Marcus cites a “thought experiment” put forward in a new book: Imagine that all women in the United States, upon becoming sexually active, were automatically fitted with an intrauterine device or other form of long-acting birth control. (more…)
For the first time since records were kept, a majority of American adults are single. (more…)
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