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Food for Thought

70 years after the National School Lunch Act, efforts to ensure that all students have access to healthy food throughout the year face new challenges.

Polling Alone

Election forecasting and analytics may change the nature of American democracy.

Fast Talkers

In the first GOP debate, style revealed just as much as substance.

Donald Trump Gives Us the Politics We Deserve

This summer’s hottest political story has been the candidacy of Donald J. Trump. The business mogul has stunned the nation by rising to the...

The Conservative Atheists

The growth of the conservative atheist demographic will challenge both conservative and atheists groups to consider diversity within their ranks.

Same-Sex Marriage Comes to Georgia

Scenes from Atlanta as the Supreme Court struck down restrictions on same-sex marriage.

Struggling for Egypt—or Maybe Not

Why America need not worry about warming relations between Egypt and Russia.

In Defense of the South

By dismissing the American South with stereotypes and generalizations, those from other regions can fall prey to the same vices they accuse Southerners of.

Scientology and Tax Exemptions

Claims of abuse in the Church of Scientology warrant investigation of the organization's tax-exempt status.

Minds that May Matter

The development of computer-simulated animals raises difficult questions about minds, consciousness, and what it means to feel pain.