But there’s no reason Scrabble should be the only classic board game modernizing itself. Here are some updates that might better reflect American society in everyone’s favorite board games. see more

The government’s new requirement of major chain restaurants posting calorie counts on menus is simply beneficial to American consumers. see more

There are more than gray clouds ahead for ASU. Here are 15 reasons to look forward to the next academic year. see more

This week Arizona Legislature cuts a program that provided thousands of children with health care only to realize it may lose $7 billion in federal funding as a result. see more

Companies in numerous industries have promises that seem too good to be true. Unfortunately for college students, the appeal can sometimes be too much to resists, and it has a expensive consequences. see more

In response to Shala Marks’s Tuesday column, “Secular practices disrespect significance.” see more

In the past, being a sports fan in the Valley of the Sun wasn’t easy. see more

By protecting churches’ tax-exempt status no matter what they want to speak about, we protect ourselves from being shut up when we want to speak up. see more

Churches that enter politics are separating the clear line between church and state, and they should be punished accordingly. see more

The NCAA announced April 1 that it’s looking to expand to 96 teams in 2011. If they go through with it, they’ll be destroying something beautiful. see more