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Story 1 - One of the most momentous weeks in constitutional history of The United States In gay marriage cases, Supreme Court may choose caution over boldness, Washington Post (Robert Barnes) The Constitution and Same-Sex Marriage, Wall Street ...
Story 1 - Seeing through the spin: Why did Pediatrics group back same-sex marriage? Pediatrics Association Says It Supports Same-Sex Marriage, Wall Street Journal (Shirley S. Wang) Pediatrics Group Backs Gay Marriage, Saying It Helps Children ...
Story 1 - "Shame" is necessary, but is it moving in a liberal direction? Shame Is Not a Four-Letter Word, New York Times (Richard V. Reeves) Story 2 - Lent for the narcissist A Religious Ritual Attracts Even Nonbelievers, New York Times ( ...
Story 1 - The New Unmarried Moms - All-time high level of nonmarital child bearing The New Unmarried Moms, Wall Street Journal (Kay Hymowitz, W. Bradford Wilcox and Kelleen Kaye) Story 2 - Abortion's 'House of Horrors' in Philadelphia Abort ...
Os Guinness, Author, A Free People’s Suicide: Sustainable Freedom and the American Future Thinking in Public December 14, 2012 Mohler: This is “Thinking in Public”, a program dedicated to intelligent conversation about frontline theolog ...
The death of author and controversialist Gore Vidal last week brought an end to one of America's most gifted and flamboyantly offensive literary voices. Eugene Luther Gore Vidal was born in 1925 on the campus of the United States Military Academy at ...
The news hit the airwaves like a sudden onslaught, and the truth began to sink in. It has happened again. This time, 50 people shot while attending the midnight premier of the last in the Batman sequence, "The Dark Knight Rises." According to press r ...
Reading has its own seasons and rhythms. For much of the year, leaders and other busy people put off a great deal of the reading they want to do in favor of the reading they have to do. For many of us, summer affords the season to read at least a few ...
We humans are creatures of days and dates, though most fade quickly into the fog of memory. Researchers have recently identified a newly discovered phenomenon called "hyperthymesia," more commonly known as "autobiographical memory." Those who possess ...