Tuesday, Apr. 24, 2018

PART I How morality, not just economics, factors in to Amazon’s search for HQ2

PART II Massachusetts schools adopt new curriculum aimed at normalizing LGBTQ lifestyle

PART III What worldview will be taught as ‘teachable moments’ arise in public schools?

PART IV Schools become the new battleground for the sexual revolution as the number of transgender teachers increases

PART V Regular church attendance remains one of the best indicators of how one will vote, view question of same-sex marriage

Monday, Apr. 23, 2018

PART I Transfer of power in Cuba proves that some of the worst and deadliest ideas seem to persist the longest

PART II As socialism resurges in the United States, many who identify as socialists don’t really know what socialism is

PART III Why religious organizations’ right to hire people devoted to their religious beliefs is vital to religious liberty

Friday, Apr. 20, 2018

PART I California set to enact legislation barring sale of any books expressing orthodox Christian beliefs on sexuality

PART II Christians no longer welcome? What’s really behind the line of questioning in a Senate committee hearing

PART III Army chaplain under fire after refusing to facilitate a marriage retreat for same-sex couples

Thursday, Apr. 19, 2018

PART I The indispensable role First Ladies have played in American history

PART II Former First Lady Barbara Bush dies at 92: Remembering her life and legacy

PART III How the cultural establishment maintains their cultural standing in the midst of a sexual revolution

PART IV The convoluted question of character in politics: Does James Comey really demonstrate a 'higher loyalty'?

Wednesday, Apr. 18, 2018

PART I Theological language shows up in European politics as Macron warns of ‘Civil War’

PART II Why true community can’t exist without shared truth or morality

PART III British Prime Minister urges other nations to substitute their old colonialism for a new secular colonialism

Tuesday, Apr. 17, 2018

PART I Cultural shift on marijuana tracks along the same lines as shift on same-sex marriage

PART II Former Speaker John Boehner ‘evolves’ on marijuana, joins board of cannabis company

PART III Liberal New York Governor Andrew Cuomo challenged from the left by pro-marijuana, lesbian actress

PART IV Why the black market for marijuana grows where marijuana is legalized

PART V Morality, money, and celebrity: The anatomy of a corporate shakedown over same-sex marriage in Bermuda

Monday, Apr. 16, 2018

PART I Why it's easier to claim victory over evil than it is to deliver on that victory

PART II The frailty of the U.N. Security Council at the point it is most crucially needed

PART III What the retirement of Paul Ryan tells us about the current state of American politics

PART IV An evangelical infiltration of New York? Secular paranoia in overdrive as Chick-Fil-A opens new Manhattan location

Friday, Apr. 13, 2018

PART I Looking at the real legacy of Cecile Richards as influential media outlets celebrate her tenure leading Planned Parenthood

PART II Why it’s essential to understand the categorical distinction between humans and animals

PART III Glory bearers vs. image bearers: Showing proper concern for animals without worshipping them

Thursday, Apr. 12, 2018

PART I Appointment of first humanist as lead chaplain is yet another signpost along the way to secularization

PART II ‘Red Letter Revival’ attempts to plant new political theory on parts of the New Testament while being openly opposed to the rest of it

PART III As governments escalate predation on their most vulnerable citizens, gambling losses reach record highs

Wednesday, Apr. 11, 2018

PART I As Zuckerberg goes to Capitol Hill, Facebook faces fallout from misuse of user data

PART II Could government regulation of social media lead to a crackdown on religious speech?

PART III Will outrage over data leaks lead to a change in users’ behavior? So far, the answer is “no”

PART IV Facebook’s imperative above all other imperatives: Simply connect

PART V Washington DC vs. San Francisco: America’s new intellectual centers collide