Two groups are working independently regarding bills concerning video poker and abortion that will go before the Alabama Legislature this week. Lisa Myers, executive director
MINNEAPOLIS — A Minneapolis man has been arrested and charged with vandalizing the First Korean Baptist Church, and prosecutors said they will contend the vandalism
WASHINGTON — In a lawsuit filed last week against the White House and the FBI, religious broadcaster Jerry Falwell claims he was denied access to
Broadcasters applauded a Jan. 28 decision by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), but executives with two radio stations said a cordial relationship is crucial between
Alcohol-related deaths outnumber deaths from drug use 4-to-1, yet parents are less concerned about their teenagers using alcohol than drugs, according to a new study.
In its first months of work, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has issued a series of statements detailing threats to religious liberty in
IRVING, Texas — The ExxonMobil Corporation has decided to discontinue granting “domestic partner” benefits to unmarried partners of employees. ExxonMobil officials explained employees already receiving
HAGERSTOWN, Md. – The American Civil Liberties Union and a minor-league baseball team in Maryland have settled a lawsuit over a team promotion giving discounted
