The Associated Press has decided, apparently, that stories need to include only side. Stories about same-sex marriage, that is.
Luke Russert on snark, journalism, faith and easy targets
Let’s start the day with a quick thought from Luke Russert of NBC News, who recently sat down with David Brody of The Christian Broadcasting Network — the rather rare reporter in the Christian television world who often talks with real, live national leaders and thinkers.
Pod people: Facts are your friends, journalists
Mormons softening opposition to homosexuality ... or not
If you enjoy quality journalism, feel free to skip an Associated Press story out today on Mormons challenging their church’s stance on homosexuality.
Hey, Los Angeles Times, there's more to HHS fight than Hobby Lobby
First things first: I have to admit that I almost choked on my diet cherry cola when I read the double-decker headline on this Los Angeles Times news feature about the next round of cultural warfare at the U.S. Supreme Court. Ready? You have been warned:
When religious liberty clashes with gay rights
Ghost in that New York Times Justice Kennedy hagiography
It’s time for a quick dip into my unusually thick GetReligion folder of guilt, that place where I stash stories that I know deserve a bite of criticism, but more pressing matters (think Syria) keep pushing them back in the cyber-queue.
Imagine Pope Francis; help artists win prizes
So, unless you have spent quite a bit of time on another planet in recent months, you probably know that Pope Francis is a rock star in global mass media and that condition will probably continue until he stands up in some crucial public-square location — Comedy Central perhaps — and makes a bunch of statements defending Catholic moral teachings.
Gay rights in San Antonio: simple quote, complex subject
In San Antonio, a battle over a proposed ordinance to add “gender identityâ and âsexual orientationâ to the city’s nondiscrimination code has dominated headlines the last few weeks.

