
Is the Religious Right Losing Its Grip?
Social conservatives stick to free market rhetoric despite their slipping influence in tough economic times, writes Lester Feder.
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Social conservatives stick to free market rhetoric despite their slipping influence in tough economic times, writes Lester Feder.
Lester Feder and Ellen-Marie Whelan discuss how to solve Medicare and Medicaid’s budget challenges in this health policy brief.
Lester Feder reports on one Muslim community that is embracing the tenets of the religion’s teachings about the earth.
Issue brief from Lester Feder and Ellen-Marie Whelan details why the broken individual insurance market, in its current form, is not fit to serve as a model for system-wide reform.
Jewish environmental organizations are bridging religious tradition with support for locally produced food, writes Lester Feder.
Several environmental organizations are increasing their outreach to religious communities, writes Lester Feder.
Growing numbers of younger evangelicals are turning to the earth in their quest to find God, writes Lester Feder.
Ellen-Marie Whelan shows that small businesses are hit extra hard by rising health costs, and need extra help to help their employees in this health care issue brief.
African Americans are disproportionately affected by global warming, and black churches are taking action, writes Lester Feder.
The rejection of a Christian environmental organization from a religious broadcaster's convention points to continuing climate change denial in conservative evangelicals.