Today in the News

San Diego Conservatives Organize Rare Push Against Incumbent Judges

The courthouse is abuzz with the efforts of a conservative website to target judges for decisions that conservatives 'disagree with for moral or fiscal reasons.'

Talking Points
Toyota Syndrome?

Column: A Buddhist moment in America

Malaysia struggles for harmony as tensions bubble
("BBC," February 20, 2010)

Voodoo religion's role in helping Haiti's quake victims
Henri Astier ("BBC," February 21, 2010)

U.S. mosques debate using English for sermons
("Detroit News," February 20, 2010)

The Limits of Prayer for those in Authority

Diversity of thought should be accepted by Christians

A midday nap markedly boosts the brain's learning capacity

Marijuana use by seniors goes up as boomers age

Area Buddhists on Tiger's return to faith: Wise, but tough

Tuna at risk? Sushi chefs find other fish in the sea

A family lost, and a mind that will never be at peace
SEOUL -- "I am fool." That self-assessment comes from Oh Kil-nam, a South Korean economist who moved to North Korea a quarter-century ago, dragging along his unhappy wife and two teenage daughters. He then defected to the West, leaving his family stranded in a country his wife had called "a living...
(By Blaine Harden, The Washington Post)

A Faithful Olympics

Donald Miller: Where Faith and Life Meet