Prescription required for ‘morning-after’ pill for minors
December 22, 2011
WASHINGTON — The head of the federal health department has rebuffed a plan by a subsidiary to permit the sale on store shelves of a
Muslim extremists kill Christians, destroy churches
December 15, 2011
GEIDAM, Nigeria — In Nigeria’s increasingly dangerous northeast, Muslim extremists in Geidam in Yobe state helped members of the Islamic terrorist sect Boko Haram destroy
Pakistani police beat, shoot at Christians in land-grab
December 15, 2011
KOT ADDU, Pakistan — In an attempted land-grab in southern Punjab province, police and cohorts of a retired military official beat two Christian women and
Pakistani police beat, shoot at Christians in land-grab
December 15, 2011
KOT ADDU, Pakistan — In an attempted land-grab in southern Punjab province, police and cohorts of a retired military official beat two Christian women and
Uzbek Baptist fined for holding religious meetings
December 15, 2011
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Sergei Kozin, a Baptist, has been fined 80 times the minimum monthly wage for holding unregistered religious meetings after a police raid
N.Y. court ruling threatens gay ‘marriage’ law
December 15, 2011
GENESEO, N.Y. — A New York judge has handed opponents of New York’s gay “marriage” law a major victory, saying state law may have been
Utah crosses modified in hopes of satisfying court
December 15, 2011
SALT LAKE CITY — With the goal of keeping roadside crosses in place in the face of a federal court order, the Utah Highway Patrol
USCIRF’s work as watchdog for global religious liberty threatened in US Senate
December 8, 2011
The work of the congressionally approved watchdog for global religious liberty will continue for at least another week. Both the Senate and House of Representatives
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