New crossword: This Crossword is Classified Keep it to yourself, but this week's puzzle was inspired by the the news of government spying. Play online or print it out for the road.
The O'Quiz: Test your news knowledge! See if you are up to date on the latest headlines with this week's O'Quiz. Can you beat last week's 6.87 average?
Bill's Weekly Column: Who's Your Daddy Did you know that American icon Davy Crockett abandoned his children? And many other famous men did as well. Shameful. You can't be a real man if you don't look out for your kids. They need you.
What if Laws Applied to Everyone?
In Judge Napolitano's latest column, he poses a series of questions that begs the question, does the government currently have too much power?
The Supreme Court is expected to rule any day now on two important gay marriage cases. But what will the rulings mean? We have (some of) the answers.
What's at stake here?
The Supreme Court's rulings could be narrow or wide-ranging. They could legalize gay marriage throughout the country or or uphold denying same-sex couples the right to marry. Currently, 12 states and Washington D.C have legalized gay marriage, including Delaware beginning July 1, and Rhode Island and Minnesota beginning August 1.
News organizations are far more likely to present a supportive view of same-sex marriage than an antagonistic view, according to a content study by the Pew Research Center to be released on Monday.
The researchers assessed a representative sample of mainstream coverage for two months this year, and found that many stories contained either a balanced mix of views or no views at all.
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