CLEVELAND — Rebuffing the concerns of church leaders over the fate of shuttered church buildings, Cleveland’s Landmarks Commission is recommending that six more Catholic churches
WASHINGTON — Supporters of marijuana gained traction in New Jersey, California, Washington and Nevada in recent days through legislative victories and petitions to legalize the
WASHINGTON — At some point during the past two years, the United States experienced its 50 millionth legal abortion, the overwhelming majority of which were
The University of Mobile (UM) Center for Performing Arts is now selling tickets for the final two shows of the season, “Lend Me a Tenor”
Thomas is struggling with his future. He teaches English to businessmen in a northern provincial capital in China. He followed his parents’ dream for him
WASHINGTON — President Obama addressed how his faith guides him and the importance of hard work as he marked the birthday of the late Martin
WASHINGTON — Incidents of alleged religion-based workplace discrimination hit record highs in fiscal year 2009, along with complaints of bias based on disability and national
LOS ANGELES — The University of California (UC) has the right to reject courses taught at Christian high schools, a federal appeals court ruled Jan.
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