U.S. ready to fly where missionaries were killed
July 25, 2002
WASHINGTON — The White House announced July 4 that it is planning to resume interdiction flights in South America in an effort to stop drug
Video gambling bans inconsistent across state; owners on the move
July 25, 2002
Perhaps if William Shakespeare lived in Alabama today he could write an interesting soliloquy regarding the state’s ambiguous “Chuck E. Cheese” law that would sound
Christian freed by Turkish criminal court
July 18, 2002
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey — Kemal Timur is a free man thanks to an acquittal handed down by Turkey’s Fourth Criminal Court June 26. “This is the
Jailed Pakistani Christian attacked in cell
July 18, 2002
ISTANBUL, Turkey — A Christian high school principal jailed 15 months ago by Pakistan authorities for alleged blasphemy against Islam has been attacked while asleep
Turks order closing of 40-year-old church
July 18, 2002
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Turkish security police ordered a Protestant Christian congregation meeting for 40 years in the southeastern port city of Iskenderun to close its
Religious freedom commission taps new chairman
July 18, 2002
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, an independent federal agency advising the Bush Administration and Congress, has elected Felice Gaer to serve as chairman
Pulpit politicking
July 11, 2002
Today, May 18th, in the Decatur Daily, I just read the article on “Congress is asked to end its ban on pulpit politicking.” I personally
Ruling on Pledge of Allegiance raises questions
July 11, 2002
The Pledge of Allegiance recently gained a renewed national emphasis as its constitutionality fell under fire. Many Alabamians – from the small-town farmer to the
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