TONIGHT: Celebrate Revealer alum and Killing the Buddha co-founder Peter Manseau’s trifecta win of Jewish book awards for his...

Stephanie Butnick: In the Faith section of the Washington Times, Karen Goldberg Goff reports that truckers who happen to...

Elissa Lerner: They were more than 70, and they may not have all been virgins, but 200 young women...

Elissa Lerner: Raffi Berg reports that Auschwitz now has its own Facebook page. He writes that the Polish officials...

Is the Religious Right dead? It should be, suggests Sarah Pulliam in evangelicaldom’s most influential magazine, Christianity Today. Not...

Louis A. Reprecht asks, “How have we gone from a beheaded priest to a giddy worldwide day of romantic...

Michael Steele, new Republican National Committee chairman, is African-American; he’s also a serious Roman Catholic who spent three years...

John Updike is dead; NYT responds with curiously brief AP obituary, featuring this even curiouser comment on sex and...

Most of the NYT‘s inaugural reporting hasn’t really been reporting at all. It’s the would-be scripture of civil religion,...

Just how powerful is Rick Warren? Ask the IRS. When they tried to collect back taxes from the pastor,...

Revealer editor Peter Manseau talks to NPR’s Scott Simon about his new novel, Songs for the Butcher’s Daughter.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer may soon be joining the Christian Science Monitor, the Madison Capital Times, and many other papers around...