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Published late last year, a research article entitled Denial of Service to Same-Sex and Interracial Couples: Evidence from a National Survey Experiment, is getting renewed interest thanks to the [...]

Last week, we promised a follow-up with author, activist and attorney Rabbi Jay Michaelson once the Masterpiece Cake Shop decision was handed down by the Supreme Court. Jay is a member of the [...]

Hyper-partisanship and political gridlock characterize much of our national politics, but at the state and local level, it can still be a different story. Working to change the narrative is the [...]

The Justice not Jails initiative from the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity recently released the results of an online survey that points to a shocking amount of misinformation about our [...]

With only four weeks left in this year’s Supreme Court session, some of the most high-profile and consequential cases have yet to be decided, including a ruling that will determine whether [...]

It’s the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a time that involves daily fasting and a communal meal – Iftar – to break the fast each night at sundown. There are lessons people of all faiths and of no [...]

Living at a time when there seems to be a breaking news controversy nearly every hour, the greatest threat to our democracy may be sheer exhaustion. The non-stop news cycle presents dueling [...]

The unshakable, almost religious support that some display for the National Rifle Association’s absolutist agenda can be perplexing for many other Americans. Randy Potts, who recently wrote [...]

We’ll have a special Word from Welton as he reflects on religious freedom in the age of Trump and notes the hypocritical irony earlier this month when this president announced a new faith-based [...]

Sadly, a campaign in Oklahoma to prevent anti-LGBTQ discrimination from becoming state law failed. Last week, Governor Mary Fallin signed a piece of legislation that allows private foster care [...]