By Michael Kaufman
Seniors need to know where Congresswoman Nan Hayworth and her opponent stand on Social Security. Their answers could help decide the outcome of the election in the 19th District. Or will the outcome be determined by which candidate spends the most money?

By Bob Gaydos
Scientists may have discovered the “God particle.” That may explain how we got here. It doesn’t explain why we need bankers.

By Emily Theroux
A Wall Street Journal op-ed blasted Mitt Romney for “slowly squandering an historic opportunity” to win the presidency, which the writer fears the Republican candidate may lose to perpetual vacillation. Flip-Flopper-in-Chief, anyone?

By Rich Gigli
JULY IV, MDCCLXXVI – The day the United States adopted the Declaration of Independence.

By Jeffrey Page
Some people with steely nerve reduced the King to a pronoun.

By Shawn Dell Joyce
Simply cleaning your car’s exterior will reduce drag and thus improve fuel efficiency.

By Carrie Jacobson
Another step on the road to faith.

By Bob Gaydos
“You can be deeply conservative and believe the affordable care act is completely consistent with the United States Constitution.” — Chief Justice John Roberts’ Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe, two days before the Supreme Court upheld Obamacare. Tribe taught Obama, too. Good job, Larry.

The water of the mountain brook flows gently through the forest to fulfill it’s destination.

By Emily Theroux
In the Romney campaign’s traveling circus, the main attraction is Mitt’s dodgy high-wire act along Arizona’s rhetorical border fence.