While many of his positions seem clear, it may take months for him — and for us — to discern his priorities. The Rev. James M. Egan Weiss is associate professor of theology and church history ...

The ER was the last place I wanted to get the treatment I needed. But it was my only option. The woman at the front desk looked up at me with eyebrows raised, fingers poised above her keyboard.

Berman said the exchange was also part of a larger pattern. “This is overall sending a message that bigotry is not only permissible in society, but potentially financially lucrative.” ...