I mean, what better way to really take Joe-mentum down a notch than by having two nerdy-yet-adorable atheist bloggers with thick-rimmed glasses do lame-ass impressions of His Whiny-ness? Let me answer that for you. There is no better way.

How could a more enlightened Afghanistan population not be in our direct national security interests? We certainly have no fear of violent extremism from South Korea or Sweden, so it only makes sense that not only would it be nice if Afghanis had better e

In a speech delivered earlier this week at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, former British prime minister Tony Blair cast atheists and violent religious extremists in the same light, as enemies whom people of faith must "confront."

At the Atheist Alliance International Convention in Burbank, California Friday night, Sean Faircloth, executive director of the Secular Coalition for America made a stirring case for stripping religion and religious institutions of the special status they

Ipon entering the den of atheism that is CFI's Eastern Market office, is one accosted by snide, haughty hyper-intellectuals sneering at believers? All I got were hugs.

Limbaugh, Beck, and their ilk, in what they are telling their stupid followers, are showing us the opposite--they're trying to make the case that it's okay to be racist again.

Sometimes the skeptic has to shine through

The call for direct elections to fill US Senate vacancies is getting louder and louder following the announcement of Sen. Mel Martinez's coming resignation. Florida governor Charlie Crist will appoint someone to fill the seat, even as he mounts a campaign

Puerto Rico - that most ambiguous part of the United States - uses an electoral system equally imperfect as that fraught relationship.

The editorial pages of two of the nation's biggest papers expressed their support for FairVote-backed reforms that improve voter registration processes and encourage youth participation.