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Anger? What anger?
What sank President Obama and the Democrats was well-founded frustration with a limping economy, a partisan agenda and muddled foreign policy.
The maternal brain revisited
The “maternal brain” debate has spiked again with the release of a study showing increased grey matter in the brains…
Chevalier in the fight for human dignity
France has just given its highest dignity to a courageous woman who battled locked-in syndrome and quadriplegia to fight for the disabled.
Don’t even think of not voting
We have been too far down this road to not understand. People have died for this right. They have risked…
Hypberbole and really bad reality
It has ratcheted up, the extreme language, the play on fears and/or biases, and the gloves off pugilism. Okay, stay…
Judge says 4-year-old can be sued for negligence
How responsible can you expect a four-year-old to be? A lawsuit in Manhattan has raised that question after a judge…
Jon Stewart, joking aside
So the ‘Rally to Restore Sanity’ had a twist ending. It takes a comedian…
Anti-Dem or pro-GOP?
It’s being referred to in terms of natural upheaval. Tuesday’s election is predicted to be a tidal wave or…
Never Let Me Go
A new film presents an unsettling demonstration of the dehumanising potential of medical technology.
Why Choose the Liberal Arts?
Do humanities students really have the best employment prospects?
Beware of multicultural blessings in the Maldives
Paul Adams
| 01 November 2010 |
A European couple got more than they bargained for when they renewed their marriage vows in a resort hotel.
Desire to rethink modern identity
More and more often, my speaking engagements that focus on faith and culture have wound up, in the Q&A…
Non-establishment America
What is the Tea Party, who do they represent, what do they stand for, and are they here to…
Promoting compulsory sexual education at the UN
A recent report to the United Nations sought to impose a 'right to sexual education'
The word ‘fetus’ is offensive, dehumanizing and manipulative
A law professor at Oxford University argues that use of the word 'fetus' obscures our perception of moral reality.
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