A lawsuit by the American Humanist Association and four individual plaintiffs resulted in a federal ruling on Tuesday, March 25, that placed a preliminary... Read More

National Day of Reason, held on the first Thursday of May, was created not only to celebrate reason but to inspire the secular community... Read More

Who Says We Can’t Say “Bossy”? I just discovered a star-studded new campaign with celebrities (mostly female) telling people not to use the word... Read More

Yesterday Judge William D. Quarels, Jr. of the U.S. District Court of Maryland issued the preliminary injunction today to stop sectarian prayers held before... Read More

Line up your rotten tomatoes to throw at me. If I were on the Supreme Court, I’d hold my nose and vote to allow... Read More

SPOILER ALERT: (Oh come on, most humanists won’t see this anyway!) This past weekend I subjected myself to the grueling, one-hour-and-fifty-three-minute experience of the... Read More

This article is part 2 of “Creativity.” Read part 1 here. If you enjoy the idea that creativity is a natural aspect of our... Read More

This article is part of Carl Coon’s ongoing “A Short History of Evolution” series. Click here to read all entries in this series.  

Recently I wrote about a U.S. Senate committee hearing on solitary confinement that the American Humanist Association attended and participated in by submitting testimony.... Read More

In this month’s show, Todd and Kim interview Jamila Bey, the director of communications for the Secular Student Alliance.  Jamila is also a journalist... Read More