This week’s Supreme Court rulings give believers a reason to celebrate

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Published
July 5, 2014

This week’s Supreme Court rulings give believers a reason to celebrate

The two decisions allow Americans to exercise their freedom.
Published
July 5, 2014

Supreme Court ruling acknowledges need for cellphone data to be private

Mike Bosse & Dan Mitchell
Published
July 5, 2014

People with mental illnesses not criminally responsible for their actions

Jenna Mehnert
Published
July 5, 2014

Effort gives homeless vets a fighting chance to rejoin mainstream life

Mark Swann & Phillip Allen
Published
July 5, 2014

Common legends about American independence aren’t true

Valerie Strauss
Published
July 4, 2014

LePage’s meeting with political crazies should alert us to danger of extremism

Chasm between liberals and conservatives growing, with fringe elements taking over.
Published
July 4, 2014

Take time to celebrate our exceptional nation this Fourth of July

Here are some suggestions for thoughtful family activities today.
Published
July 3, 2014

Take time to read Snowe’s ideas about how to move US beyond partisanship

People interested in the future of our country will be fascinated by the research, statistics and recommendations.
Published
July 3, 2014

Freedom for Hobby Lobby’s religion, but not everyone’s

Hobby Lobby also wants to teach your children about the merits of a literal interpretation of the Protestant Bible.
Published
July 2, 2014

Corporations have right of personhood without having personal responsibility

Supreme Court's three women all say 'religion a characteristic of natural persons, not artificial legal entitites.'

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This week’s Supreme Court rulings give believers a reason to celebrate

Supreme Court ruling acknowledges need for cellphone data to be private

People with mental illnesses not criminally responsible for their actions

Effort gives homeless vets a fighting chance to rejoin mainstream life

Common legends about American independence aren’t true

LePage’s meeting with political crazies should alert us to danger of extremism

Take time to celebrate our exceptional nation this Fourth of July

Take time to read Snowe’s ideas about how to move US beyond partisanship

Freedom for Hobby Lobby’s religion, but not everyone’s

Corporations have right of personhood without having personal responsibility

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