A Remarkable Life, Truth Even Stranger Than Fiction: KGB Officer Turned Double Agent, Oleg Gordievsky, Dies at 86
Why Do We Have Nightmares? How Do We Battle What We See in Our Dreams? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
Will Those in Christ Be Embodied in the Age to Come? If So, How Will We All Fit in the New Creation? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
Judge Neil Gorsuch remains poised and unscathed as Supreme Court nomination hearing continues
Time for every brand to pick a political side? The politicization of every dimension of American life
Beyond 'He' or 'She'? TIME magazine and the hyper-individualization of gender and sexuality
In ongoing confirmation hearing of Neil Gorsuch, opening statements illustrate just what's at stake
Money, budgets, and morality: Trump budget faces hurdles on both sides of the political aisle
Is it government's job to make us happy? International Day of Happiness had some asking the question
Justice Samuel Alito: "A wind is picking up that is hostile to those with traditional moral beliefs."
1 child, 3 parents: The biological and legal revolutions that are redefining parenthood and the family
Reflecting on the 100th anniversary of the fall of the Romanovs and the rise of Communist Russia
Freedom of conscience vs. abortion "rights": New Mexico legislature debates radical new abortion bills
Catholicism and the priesthood: Pope breaks with tradition, says he's open to allowing married priests
When homework makes history: Danish boy finds German warplane wreckage during WWII assignment
Liberal bias in sportswriting? The worldview chasm between sports fans, athletes, and sportswriters
In praise of homemakers: Why societies should greatly esteem the sacrifice of those who raise children
Those who say stay-at-home moms waste their education don't get the nature of education or motherhood
