In the wake of an officer’s indictment in the Laquan McDonald killing, legal scholar David Yellen argues that the Chicago PD has more than a “few bad apples.”
Wahida Young, a minister in the Universal Sufi tradition, describes incorporating practices from different faiths into worship services. Plus: An introduction to Universal Sufism.
In the wake of the Planned Parenthood shooting, Bill Scher and Matt Lewis consider links between heated rhetoric and violent individuals. Plus: San Bernardino and “prayer shaming.”
Daniel Kaufman and Massimo Pigliucci consider whether studying the humanities improves one’s character. Plus: Do the humanities make you a better citizen?
Philip Menchaca speaks to Ash Yezuita, a practicing Norse Pagan, about what racists get wrong about her faith. Plus: A path from atheism to Norse Paganism.
Matt Lewis argues that Reagan concealed his intellect—to the eventual detriment of the conservative movement. Plus:Woodrow Wilson’s complicated legacy.