Christians and College Debt
Samuel James, Patheos
This story poses an important moral dilemma for Christian collegians, many of whom find themselves in exactly the kind of financial straits described above.
Study: Americans are mostly OK with the government’s online snooping
Mike Murphy, Quartz
For the most part, Americans seem to have greeted the revelations about government snooping from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden with a shrug.
Does the Minimum Wage Hurt the People It’s Trying to Help?
Anne Bradley, Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics
Ultimately, minimum wage laws disrupt the natural market process. They choose winners and losers, and the losers face increasingly restricted choices and higher prices.
NYC’s plan for prayer break in pre-K classes raises concerns
Associated Press
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s ambitious plan to expand public pre-kindergarten for all 4 year-olds depends in part on the participation of Jewish, Christian and Muslim schools, under a proposal that would permit religious instruction and prayers during midday breaks.
