School vouchers not for all, survey finds
November 14, 2002
MIAMI — A newspaper study says more than a fourth of the Florida students who accepted vouchers to pay for tuition at private schools this
Belarus enacts oppressive religion law
November 14, 2002
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko officially signed the country’s highly repressive new religion law Oct.z31, ending the ambiguity concerning its status, Keston News Service has reported.
Chips being implanted for identification purposes
November 14, 2002
DALLAS — The maker of an implantable human identification chip is offering a $50 discount to the first 100,000 people to register for a chip
Same-sex laws see one defeat, four victories
November 14, 2002
Nevada voters made a decisive statement in favor of traditional marriage Nov. 5, passing a constitutional amendment that specifies only a man and a woman’s
Two areas defeat sale of alcohol
November 14, 2002
Although the governor’s race remained undecided at the conclusion of election day on Nov. 5, two decisive victories were celebrated by Alabama Baptists in the
Muslim sues Chick-fil-A for discrimination
November 14, 2002
HOUSTON — A Houston Muslim has sued the Chick-fil-A corporation, alleging managers discriminated against him because he is not a Christian. Aziz Latif, 25, said
Chinese church leader gets life sentence
November 7, 2002
HUBEI PROVINCE, China — A leader of a banned Chinese Christian sect was sentenced to life in prison in a second trial, after his previous death
Harsh religion law signed in Belarus
November 7, 2002
MINSK — Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko signed a highly repressive new law on religion Oct. 31 in what some religious leaders are calling a decisive
