The Greed of Private Prisons
By Brian Magee A small but increasing amount of attention over the past decade is being paid to the increased use of private prisons in the U.S. Statistics are now showing that locking people up... Read More
HNN reader David Hartley from Vancouver shared the following pictures of how he promotes humanism! His former Volkswagen Beetle (now sold) included signage designed by his friend, John Luchak, who took the Christian fish logo... Read More
Meet the AHA Staff: Sadie Rothman
Sadie Rothman, Executive Assistant and Grassroots Organizer HNN: What school do you attend, and what was your major? How did you decide your major? Sadie: I got my degree in Dance from the University of... Read More
Answers to Last Week
Did you try to solve the latest Humanist Puzzle? Answers to last week’s Wordoku can be found here.
The Comics Section: Gun Control, Before the Race, and Mars Rover
The latest from your favorites: Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Atheist Pig!
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: The Freedom to Doubt
I just returned from a second meeting today with the U.S. Department of State's Office of International Religious Freedom (IRF) in Washington DC, joined by my colleagues at the Center for Inquiry, International Humanist and Ethical Union,... Read More
Humanism and the Olympics: Why Do Athletes Thank God?
By Cameron Stewart There are many bits of Olympian trivia floating about, ranging from the well known (ancient athletes competed in the nude) to the obscure (gold medals haven’t been solid gold since 1912), but... Read More
