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After years of anticipation, The Book of Mormon—the Broadway musical from Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, and Robert Lopez, one of the people behind Avenue Q—is in previews; it opens March 24.

A recent study threatens to overturn conventional wisdom.

Six years after a devastating court case, the neo-creationist think tank is still trying to put its panda thumb in the dike.

Danny Danon has likened Obama to Pharaoh.

Radio host says the First Amendment doesn’t apply to Muslims.

Three presidential hopefuls pander to Christian Reconstructionist view of education.

Talk host goes off the rails, and it’s not the first time.

Today, on the eve of the 31st anniversary of Oscar Romero’s assassination, President Barack Obama visited the Archbishop’s tomb. Romero was of one of the most beloved, misunderstood, and critiqued figures in the modern Latin American Catholic Church, and Obama’s visit has sparked some surprise and controversy—especially given Romero’s public critiques of the US government in the final years of his life and his association with Latin American liberation theology.