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Where the ‘oughts’ come from
Activists have been trying to drive religiously informed voices out of public debate for a very long time, with some…
Woe to the next leader of New York
And all leadership executives ought to pay heed to David Paterson’s warning: you’re in quicksand right now, and though you…
Is it an Obama moment, or movement?
Now this is a good question socio-political question, and seems like a good time to explore it, which a…
Gross national happiness
'We’re from the government and we are here to make you happier.' Really?
Call it a win for parents
A government plan for explicit sex-ed gets shut down by parents
Cross stays, Court rules
This post should be called ‘Battle after battle’. First the ones that take the lives of our Armed Forces in…
Will Pakistan have the upper hand when the US leaves Afghanistan?
When the US withdraws from Afghanistan, Pakistan will fill the power vacuum -- to the consternation of India.
Chocolate and depression. Yeah, right…
Sometimes, the sense of the people just de facto outstrips all the scientific surveys and warnings of academia. And…
If these people are running Ukraine
Think the Brits have the corner on parliamentary antics? Look what's coming out of Ukraine...
Holding back on Ft. Hood
Maybe there’s a good reason…something to do with national security perhaps?…that the feds won’t fully cooperate with the congressional investigation…
Free will and fruit flies
If we are just a sack of chemical reactions and have no free will, shouldn't we change our legal system accordingly?
A believer’s heart in a digital world
Cyberspace can be so cold. And impersonal. That, in spite of the glut of humans interacting digitally. That's why Italian…
Students admit: ‘I’m addicted to my cellphone’
People often speak loosely about youths being “addicted” to their cellphones or iPods but research carried out at the University…
Are we sleepwalking into a surveillance society?
Although it is undoubtedly useful, personal identity technology could potentially lend itself to the gradual erosion of democracy and support for an authoritarian, protective state.
Church literacy
Business and financial reporters are required to have a certain aptitude with their subject matter for acceptable coverage, and to…
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