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In a few short years the evangelical owners of Hobby Lobby have amassed one of the world’s largest private collections of biblical antiquities. Their pace of acquisition has raised questions in the antiquities field, especially as they get ready to open their massive Museum of the Bible in the nation's capitol.
A philosophical meditation on the nature of jerks.
As his son battles terminal cancer, a father channels his grief into the creation of a video game unlike any other.
Nelson uses Alex Haley’s seminal 1976 book "Roots" as a backdrop to explore the quest for African American identity and the appeal of genetic ancestry testing.
A chilling and painstakingly reported account of the fall of a prominent D.C. rabbi. Barry Freundel secretly filmed 52 women while they undressed for a mikvah, or sacred ritual bath.
The embalmed head found in the woods defied logic. It had been carefully preserved yet carelessly discarded, and appeared almost alive. But who was she and where was her body?