by Craig Nash | Jul 31, 2026 | News
Pew Research Center recently unveiled a new political typology system to describe the nuanced political views of U.S. adults more accurately. The new system seeks to transcend the traditional right-left/conservative-liberal spectrum, creating a grid with nine distinct...
by Craig Nash | Jul 31, 2026 | News
A new movement is seeking to partner with congregations and other faith organizations to draw attention to the growing crisis of healthcare affordability in the United States. One Nation, Overcharged describes itself as a “people-powered movement where everyone—no...
by Craig Nash | Jul 30, 2026 | Opinion
In 1999, while perusing the newsstand at the nearest big-box bookstore, I picked up a paper and began reading. The front-page headline grabbed my attention. It read, “New Study Too Frightening to Release.” The story began with the simple phrase, Researchers at...
by Craig Nash | Jul 28, 2026 | Analysis
In the crowded and chaotic daily news cycle, with various stories competing for our attention, the subject of data centers has been humming in the background for some time. Though it only occasionally breaks into the national news during brief windows of time between...
by Craig Nash | Jul 23, 2026 | Opinion
“Everyone wants Vilnius as their own,” the young art student told me at Devinkė, the neighborhood bar. “And who wouldn’t? It’s a heavenly place.” She was taking a break from giving emotional assistance to an acquaintance who had had about four too many, and was...
