An Elegy for Martin O’Malley
The former Maryland governor’s love of Irish poetry provides a fitting send off to his candidacy.
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Cheryl Senter / AP The Disgraced Preacher and the Songwriter
The man who wrote one of the most popular worship songs is linked to the leader of an organization hit with allegations of sexual abuse.
Zsolt Czegledi / MTI via AP The Professor Suspended for Saying Muslims and Christians Worship One God
It was her theology—not her hijab—that got her in trouble with the evangelical college.
Charles Rex Arbogast / AP How the U.S. Won a Major Victory in the Fight Against SIDS
There’s a lot researchers still don’t know about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, but safe-sleep campaigns have cut its fatalities in half in just a few decades.
Vivek Prakash / Reuters Why Adopted Children Still Struggle Over Time
Despite the care they may receive from their adopted families, many students have lower academic performance and diagnosed disabilities.
Craig Lassig / AP Hillary’s Stitchery
The girl-power movement has taken back embroidery—and Clinton’s 2016 campaign is capitalizing on it.
Hillary For America When Politicians Go Hunting for Votes
Even as the number of hunters declines, presidential candidates still don orange vests and head off in pursuit of game.
Nati Harnik / AP Are Evangelicals Losing Faith in Trump?
Many leaders of the church have already denounced the billionaire’s non-Christlike antics and now others may be following suit.
Rich Schultz / AP The Decline of the American Brothel
The industry has never been widely accepted, but in the age of the Internet it may disappear completely.
Chris Carlson / AP The Man Behind the Aborted-Fetus Signs
Eric Scheidler, who leads an activist group that displays graphic anti-abortion images, explains why he won’t back down from his controversial pro-life strategy.
Mario Anzuoni / Reuters
