Court allows Wisconsin graduation ceremonies in church
September 22, 2011
MADISON, Wis. — A federal court ruled Sept. 9 that two Wisconsin public high schools’ practice of holding graduation ceremonies in a church did not
Advocates lobby to save hunger programs from budget ax
September 22, 2011
WASHINGTON — Anti-hunger advocates are racing to save federal programs that feed needy families from being automatically slashed if Congress can’t agree on a deficit
Texas sonogram law blocked by U.S. judge
September 15, 2011
AUSTIN, Texas — A federal district judge has blocked enforcement of a Texas law passed in May requiring women seeking abortions to undergo a sonogram
S.D. abortion law’s relationship section upheld
September 15, 2011
ST. LOUIS — A pregnant woman considering abortion in South Dakota must be informed she “has an existing relationship with that unborn human being,” a
Christians, Muslims cleared of ‘hurting religious feelings’
September 15, 2011
DAMURHUDA, Bangladesh — A court in Bangladesh on Aug. 11 exonerated two Christians, along with four Muslim friends, accused of “hurting religious sensibility.” Nurul Islam,
Central Asian believer jailed, tortured for his faith
September 15, 2011
CENTRAL ASIA — James (not his real name), a believer in Central Asia, is being held imprisoned and tortured for his faith. “He has been
Russian citizen expelled for preaching in Kazakh church
September 15, 2011
ARKALYK, Kazakhstan — After legal residence in Kazakhstan for 15 years, marriage to a Kazakh citizen and a 2-year-old daughter, Russian citizen Leonid Pan was
Turkey allows Christians, Jews to reclaim religious properties seized 75 years ago
September 8, 2011
The Turkish government made a historic U-turn in state policy recently, issuing an official decree inviting Turkey’s Christian and Jewish communities to reclaim their long-confiscated
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