The U.S. Census Bureau will now count same-sex spouses as married couples, rather than grouping them with cohabiting partners. The change will appear in the bureau’s household survey due out in September.
Bishop Mariann Budde of Washington reflects on what it will take to change the apparent lock that the gun lobby has on legislators and the culture.
A choir and a priest climbed the tower of St John the Evangelist Church in the Iffley Road to offer prayers for the Ascension of
Elizabeth Dias of Time is monitoring an intriguing hashtag. She writes: The shooting spree in Santa Barbara, Calif. on Friday–and suspect Elliot Rodger’s manifesto against
There is a new group in the Episcopal online world, which already has quite a presence on Facebook and is beginning to make a mark
Randall Balmer punctures the religious right’s self-flattering account of its origins in a piece for Politico’s magazine. The leaders of the movement have argued, after
Adelle M. Banks, national correspondent at Religion News Service, calls Jimmy Carter’s work as an international advocate for women’s rights “Jimmy Carter 3.0”:
Discussion of the Santa Barbara man who killed his roommates and then went out shooting sorority women is dominating online space. People are expressing sadness,
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
Huffington Post begins: “Well, this is awkward.”