Extreme prejudice

A culture of too much trust may have contributed to the Stanford financial scandal

'The Jews of our time'

Christians bear the brunt of persecution in the world today, says Michael Horowitz, and he's joined with evangelicals to do something about it

Fighting the enemy by protecting friends

Experts argue for a new kind of surge

Transparent intentions

There are reasons to be skeptical about claims of "transparency" from those with an agenda

Passing the baton

How mega-ministries grapple with a founder's departure

Human Race

Looking Ahead

News to watch in the weeks to come

Meet the teacher

New Secretary of Education Arne Duncan left a legacy of innovation, choice and accountability in Chicago.

Houses of God

Crying out

Is seeing believing?

Creative control

Gay group's media strategy has paid big dividends, even with daytime soap operas

Sin of omission

When is a Christian encyclopedia "too Christian" for its own good?

From the ashes

In a county where African-American homes have been burned to the ground, black and white churches begin the healing process

Exit strategies

Conservative congregations face complicated issues as more and more decide to leave liberal denominations

Food for thought

Angel Food Ministries finds itself at the center of lawsuits

How close a tie?

The charges against abortionist George Tiller are narrow, but the effects of any verdict could be sweeping

Salmonella cop

Barton Stupak is a pro-life lawmaker who wants to protect your right to eat a peanut butter sandwich

Tea off

Tax day parties protest $3 trillion in Obama-era spending