See also: Think Again: Worse than Watergate? by Eric Alterman

With the release of the Benghazi emails on Wednesday, the notion that any of it could have been “worse than Watergate” is difficult to countenance.

See also: No Justice for the Injured by Billy Corriher

An analysis of state supreme court rulings shows that an influx of corporate campaign cash is influencing judges to rule against those injured while on the job or by business entities such as hospitals.

See also: Sequestration Nation: Congress Acts to Ease Sequestration’s Pain on Air Travelers by Kwame Boadi

This week we explore sequestration’s inconvenience on the nation’s air travelers, as well as some of the other effects it is having around the country.

See also: Think Again: A Realistic Approach to Syria by Eric Alterman

Many conservatives have been quick to encourage U.S. intervention in Syria, without offering a responsible plan for our involvement.

See also: 9 Reasons Why Progress on Stronger Gun Laws Is Within Reach by Arkadi Gerney and Chelsea Parsons

Even though the Senate failed to pass an amendment to require background checks for most gun sales, stronger gun laws are still within reach.

See also: Preventing Domestic Abusers and Stalkers from Accessing Guns by Winnie Stachelberg, Arkadi Gerney, Chelsea Parsons, and Megan Knauss

Weaknesses in federal law and law enforcement leave untold numbers of women vulnerable to gun violence committed by men who have harassed, stalked, threatened, and terrorized them, often for years.

See also: 9 Reasons Why Progress on Stronger Gun Laws Is Within Reach by Arkadi Gerney and Chelsea Parsons

Even though the Senate failed to pass an amendment to require background checks for most gun sales, stronger gun laws are still within reach.

See also: 9 Reasons Why Progress on Stronger Gun Laws Is Within Reach by Arkadi Gerney and Chelsea Parsons

Even though the Senate failed to pass an amendment to require background checks for most gun sales, stronger gun laws are still within reach.

See also: Thou Shall Not Kill: Faith Groups and Gun-Violence Prevention by Jack Jenkins, with Eleni Towns

In this brief, we examine the efforts of faith-based groups to prevent deaths caused by firearms through their work as first-responders, advocates, and prophetic voices against the scourge of gun violence.

See also: Sequestration Nation: Congress Acts to Ease Sequestration’s Pain on Air Travelers by Kwame Boadi

We explore sequestration’s inconvenience on the nation’s air travelers, as well as some of the other effects it is having around the country.

See also:  Faith in Values: 3 Facts About Religion and Violent Extremism by Sally Steenland

In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, it’s important to keep the facts straight about the complexities of terrorism.

See also: Think Again: A Realistic Approach to Syria by Eric Alterman

Many conservatives have been quick to encourage U.S. intervention in Syria, without offering a responsible plan for our involvement.

See also: Race and Beyond: Jason Collins’s Anticlimactic Announcement by Sam Fulwood III

The public’s reaction to the NBA player’s decision to make his sexual orientation public shows how far we’ve come on the issue of LGBT equality.

See also: Faith in Values: The Ever-Evolving Institution of Marriage by Sally Steenland

Despite claims by many conservatives and religious leaders, marriage has not always been a union between one man and one woman but over the years has embraced practices that even most strident marriage traditionalists might abhor.

See also: Sequestration Nation: Congress Acts to Ease Sequestration’s Pain on Air Travelers by Kwame Boadi

This week we explore sequestration’s inconvenience on the nation’s air travelers, as well as some of the other effects it is having around the country.

See also: Thou Shall Not Kill: Faith Groups and Gun-Violence Prevention by Jack Jenkins, with Eleni Towns

In this brief, we examine the efforts of faith-based groups to prevent deaths caused by firearms through their work as first-responders, advocates, and prophetic voices against the scourge of gun violence.

See also: Top 10 Ways the Senate’s Immigration Reform Bill Will Fix Our Broken System by Marshall Fitz, Ann Garcia, and Philip E. Wolgin

The bipartisan Senate compromise embraces competing political imperatives while advancing smart solutions that will put 11 million undocumented immigrants on the road to citizenship.

See also: Faith in Values: Advocates Continue Efforts to Prevent Gun Violence by Sally Steenland

In the wake of last week’s Senate vote against legislation to prevent gun violence, Americans must remember that their efforts to reduce gun violence are a marathon, not a sprint.

See also: Infographic: Marriage Equality Is Now a Mainstream Value (2013 Update) by Crosby Burns and Christopher Frost

Recent polls confirm that an increasing majority of Americans support the freedom to marry and believe that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marriage.

See also: What the Public Really Thinks About Guns

There is clear consensus around a variety of common-sense gun laws, as well as consensus around what limits are unacceptable. Congress is fighting over questions that are simply not controversial.