Wearing the same pair of socks for a week, dining on soupy Chinese noodles and veggies for breakfast, shampooing in a creek and snacking on
WASHINGTON — Save the Children’s annual “Mothers’ Index” finds that mothers and children fare best in Sweden and worst in Niger. The fourth annual index,
CINCINNATI — A Presbyterian court has found a Cincinnati minister guilty of presiding at weddings for same-sex couples but refused to suspend him or remove
Two weeks ago, Raad Karim Essa arrived home from work to find his furniture on the street. His Muslim landlord wasn’t renting to Christians anymore.
LONDON — A survey of Catholic priests engaged in parochial ministry in England and Wales found that 43 percent of them oppose the church’s official
WASHINGTON — An independent panel warned May 13 that religious freedom in Afghanistan is perilously at risk unless the U.S. government presses for greater human
MOSCOW — After a four-year-long ordeal, the Salvation Army has won its legal battle to remain active in Moscow, Russia. A Moscow City Court recently
Wallace D. Malone addresses 825 graduates from 26 states and six nations Honesty and integrity are the best policies to follow, both in and out
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