Commandments pin focus of Word’s firing
May 27, 2004
Twenty-three-year-old Christopher Word lost his job just nine months into his career. While most newlyweds with a mortgage payment due June 1 would be scrambling
Turkmenistan freedom violations some of world’s worst
May 27, 2004
When one thinks of international violators of religious freedom, totalitarian communist regimes such as North Korea or China often come to mind, as do theocratic
Religious freedom in both Afghanistan and Iraq could be in danger, report says
May 27, 2004
The future of religious freedom in the rebuilt Afghanistan may be in grave danger — and the United States should avoid similar problems as it
Methodist Church joins in boycott of Taco Bell
May 13, 2004
PITTSBURGH — The United Methodist Church became the largest U.S. church body to join a boycott against Taco Bell, urging the fast-food giant to improve
Judge Roy Moore’s removal upheld by seven-member court of review
May 6, 2004
Judge Roy Moore, whose 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument cost him his job as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, had his removal from office
Rwanda 10 years later: Rebuilding after genocide
May 6, 2004
In the spring of 1994 Rwanda President Juvenal Habyarimana’s plane exploded from a missile attack, killing everyone on board. Hours later the country plummeted into
Judge Roy Moore’s removal upheld by seven-member court of review
May 6, 2004
Judge Roy Moore, whose 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument cost him his job as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, had his removal from office
Supreme Court bars prayer at military institute
May 6, 2004
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to consider an appeal of a lower court ruling that mealtime prayers at Virginia Military Institute
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