Supreme Court considers protesters’ rights

January 27, 2000

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Jan. 19 over the limits that might be placed on the free-speech rights of demonstrators who offer

Student sues over drama program profanity

January 27, 2000

SALT LAKE CITY – A Mormon student who studied drama at the University of Utah is suing the school, claiming she was forced to leave

Book protest yields action

January 27, 2000

The world’s self-proclaimed largest bookstore has one less book on its shelf following a nationwide protest launched by Charles Colson, a noted evangelical author and

Judge invalidates Cleveland voucher program

January 20, 2000

Cleveland — A federal judge has ruled that Cleveland’s school voucher program violates the constitutionally required separation of church and state. But Judge Soloman Oliver

Support grows for vouchers

January 20, 2000

More than half of all African-Americans now support school vouchers, according to a poll released Jan. 10 by the joint Center for Political and Economic

Parental rights: High Court weighs visitation arguments

January 20, 2000

The U.S. Supreme Court weighed arguments Jan. 12 in a case that has the potential to undermine parental rights, but the justices sent numerous signals

Leaders oppose ‘sex exploitation’ definition

January 20, 2000

Several conservative leaders, including Southern Baptist official Richard Land and Campus Crusade for Christ President Bill Bright, are opposing U.S. support of a new definition

Muslims demand holy war against Christians

January 13, 2000

JAKARTA, Indonesia – Thousands of Muslims poured into Jakarta Jan. 7, demanding a holy war against Christians living in riot-torn provinces of Indonesia. Maluku and