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Mormon mom describes her journey to acceptance of her gay adolescent son in new film from Family Acceptance Project.

What kind of profundity is acceptable in our pluralistic public space? Can a public high school organize a graduation service that appeals to religious themes? Can a religiously diverse private college invite a commencement speaker representing only one of the many religious traditions represented in the room? Or, given religious diversity, should schools try to maintain an air of resolute non-religiosity?

Elizabeth Smart’s remarks set off important debate about LDS sexuality doctrine and culture.

Why the late Minister-Congressman-Activist didn’t spend time worrying about the afterlife.

Free Arabs describes its work as “a unique combination of investigative journalism, trendy reporting, arty activism and impertinent satire”—all enshrined in the site’s slogan: “Democracy, Secularism, Fun.”

Eleven years ago, we asked why she didn’t run, but inside we already knew.

Oday Aboushi talks about being drafted by the New York Jets.

In the wake of a series of high-profile April Fool’s pranks and a hoax at the expense of mega-preacher Joel Osteen, the question remains: what makes us believe in bacon-flavored mouthwash, a Martian invasion, or the renunciation of faith by one of the world’s most famous Christians?