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College-age Americans resist fixed definitions for what it means to be religious.

In the wake of conflicting judicial decisions over two and a third centuries, it’s time to revisit the founding document of the most successful extant democratic republic in history – and make both even better.

Courts have consistently decided that the Second Amendment grants citizens the right to own firearms. Inconsistent among those decisions are what restrictions are constitutional, such as the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994, which was challenged in courts unsuccessfully over its decade-long lifespan.

It’s been a great springtime for God, or actually for God’s followers. Holy days for Jews, Christians, Muslims, and Baha’is overlapped this year. Sadly, these potentially unifying events are observed separately.

Most of my friends were outraged that book banning still occurs on such a significant scale, and urged their friends to buy and read banned books...Until recently, I reserved my concern for the right

While the American justice system has both strengthens and weaknesses, it is not the only standard many of us have for justice.

When she was 17-years-old, Cassy Benefield was considering choosing journalism as a possible major after graduating high school due to her love of magazines.