In response to Becky Rubenstrunk’s Monday column, “Is Catholic clergy good with God? Not necessarily.” see more

On the Tempe campus, the human traffic congestion on the malls is nearly as bad as trying to drive your car down University Drive at 5 p.m. see more

Wrestlemania came to the Valley Sunday, attracting fans from around the world. It’s great for the economy, but that doesn’t make it any less weird. see more

(In response to Kyle Daly’s Monday article, “Phoenix demonstrations take both sides of Proposition 100.”) see more

Natural medicine should be invested in because it provides a safer alternative that is based on preventative, rather than reactionary, measures. see more

Do Canada’s more stringent speech laws protect its citizens from harmful speech, and should the U.S. consider adopting stricter laws? see more

“What is most clear from our recent legislative endeavors is this: The law of unintended consequences is nearly universal. In many cases questions persist about the effectiveness of large reforms for years after their enactment.” see more

The only thing pennies are good for is to improve your luck when you find them on the street or toss them into a fountain. But if Proposition 100 passes in May, pennies may just be the saving grace of Arizona’s education. see more

For all the fear mongering about the government stepping in to reform health care services, people seem to forget how our essential amenities for daily life are already regulated. see more

Government does not conduct activities efficiently since it has no reason to. The government activity in health care will be no different and will detract from the system. see more