PHILADELPHIA — The nation’s undergraduates are mostly ignorant about the First Amendment’s proclamation about freedom of religion, a survey shows. A survey released Nov. 20
DENVER — Voucher opponents cheered a state judge’s declaration Dec. 3 that Colorado’s school voucher law is unconstitutional. Denver District Judge Joseph Meyer issued an
Some Southern Baptist representative on public affairs in Washington made the statement that Roy Moore was wrong for not obeying a court order to remove
In October 2003, China’s defense minister, Cao Gangchuan, visited the United States to meet with President George W. Bush concerning relations and military ties between
WASHINGTON — The number of hate crime incidents in 2002 declined dramatically from 2001, the FBI reported Nov. 13. State and law enforcement agencies reported
A federal appeals court has struck down part of a law that is the latest in a series of federal attempts to protect certain aspects
BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — A Florida judge has ruled that Broward County officials cannot exclude a church’s “Jesus is the reason for the season” display
NASHVILLE — Wisconsin’s governor vetoed legislation Nov. 7 that would have defined marriage as being solely between a man and a woman. The Defense of
