An Augustinian college points to 19th century friar and geneticist Gregor Mendel in an effort to balance scientific and religions perspectives. More
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New York Magazine Creator Dies
Clay Felker, the magazine mogul who revolutionized the city magazine genre as founding editor of New York, has died. More
Patient Asks Permission for Suicide
In India, a woman unable to pay $138 seek permission to end her life. More
Helmsley Leaves Billions to Dogs
Hotel heiress Leona Helmsley directed that up to $8 billion of her fortune – in addition to the millions she left her dog – be used to benefit dogs. More
Researchers See Long-term Benefit in ‘Shrooms’
Two-thirds of patients say they still feel better 14 months after taking hallucinogenic mushrooms in a controlled experiment. More
Many ways to heaven, most believe
Most Americans don’t believe their religion is the only path to eternal life, even if its teachings say otherwise, a survey finds. More
Dody Goodman Dies at 93
Daffy comedian charmed audiences simply in her style of speaking. More
George Carlin Leaves a Legacy
The boomer generation will remember at least seven words about George Carlin. More
George Carlin Dies at 71
The “Hippie-dippy” comedian succumbs to heart failure in Los Angeles. More
Pastors Urge Immigration Calm
Arizona church leaders urge a more compassionate debate about the controversial issue. More