Being religious is a bit like learning to play soccer, says New York Times columnist and best-selling author Ross Douthat.

In “The Age of Choice,” Sophia Rosenfeld questions whether choosing — what to buy, whom to vote for — is actually worth it.

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Most of us have our ideologies firmly rooted in the binaries of faith and reason. But real life is never quite that black-and ...

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How did crusading journalists Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi become right-wing trolls? Let Eoin Higgins explain ...

The Montana native, who has cemented his place in the core of the up-and-coming Senators, came to stoic philosophy four or ...

However, it was because of her birthplace that she grew up loving trees and books. This leads her to conclude, “Now I know every breath, every choice defines the greater outcome." She also affirmed ...

Pat Coogan is the latest transfer to join Curt Cignetti and Indiana football. It shows the Hoosiers are serious about ...

It's a book that could well change your life. That's the claim from author Paul Ham, who says his life changed for the better ...

BALTIMORE (AP) — As the founder of a Florida-based neo-Nazi group goes on trial for conspiring to attack Maryland’s power ...