In his latest column for The Times, journalist Giles Coren announced that he was giving up atheism for Lent. Stephen McAlpine explores ...

Once upon a time, not so long ago, atheism was the belief system that dared not speak its name. Even the most ardent skeptic paid lip service to faith, or at least to the blessings that mankind ...

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A public forum at the Phoenix City Council chambers offered Phoenicians a chance to hear from the four finalists for the Chief of Police. Michael Sullivan, Ed DeCastro, Ed Wessing and Casey ...

I don’t know about you, but I’ve read a ton of thoughtful analysis about the American Horror Show going on in Washington. No ...

Parker and I are going to start dating,” Riley said abruptly, causing me to spit out the sour lemonade that was flowing down ...