Public Religion
In today's buzz, a scholar reflects on the study of secularism, a millennial cries discrimination against his generation, and a "wall" made of crocheted "bricks" descends upon DC. Read more
In today's buzz, a scholar reflects on the study of secularism, a millennial cries discrimination against his generation, and a "wall" made of crocheted "bricks" descends upon DC. Read more
In today's buzz, states rally for a final answer on the same-sex marriage debate, a new documentary explores drug abuse and faith communities, and a prominent atheist admits spirituality can help reveal truths. Read more
In today's buzz, an atheist tests religious freedom in the Air Force, BP faces billion dollar fines for 2010 oil spill, and a site publishes fan prayers for you Bronco, Bear, and Patriot fans. Read more
In today's Buzz, independent candidates run for state-level offices, many Americans still struggle to put food on the table, the Supreme Court gears up for another religious liberty case, the New York Times explores the race gap in America's police dep... Read more
In today's Buzz, a gay teacher is fired over her "non-traditional pregnancy," the Boston Globe launches a new site for Catholic news, a movement aims to mandate paid sick leave, and a new map shows which counties prohibit any sort of happy hour. Read more
In today's Buzz, the National Guard heads to the Texas-Mexico border with too little to do, U.S. employers are taking longer to fill empty positions, Texas's voter ID law goes to trial, Oklahoma's schools start in legal limbo, women crack the stained-g... Read more
In today's Buzz, a "megadrought" seems likely to grip the Southwest, legislators discuss reimbursing doctors for end-of-life care, some suggest that the federal government would run better with more employees, and the same-sex marriage debate becomes a... Read more
In today's Buzz, expansion of mental health care stalls, a Utah judge issues a victory for a polygamous family, the U.S. government sues a Minneapolis suburb for blocking an Islamic center, a leaked poll shows that women are skeptical of the GOP, measu... Read more
In today's Buzz, the federal government raises the amount of pot that can be grown for research, nearly one-quarter of American children live in poverty, former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell leaves the witness stand in his corruption trial, Los Angeles's... Read more
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