JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The sheriff’s office in Jacksonville has agreed to study its conflict-of-interest code for detectives and develop a training program on First Amendment
Former President George W. Bush made no secret that his politics were tinged by his religious faith but now says he never would have made
Four months after an appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) broadcast standards, a new study shows that profanity on broadcast television has
JOYSEN, Bangladesh — Muslim neighbors of a Christian family scheduled to be baptized in September beat them and filed a false charge of attempted murder
Since the 1970s, American Character Builders (ACB, formerly ALCAP School Program), an arm of Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP), has had a presence in Alabama
Nine Alabama towns faced wet/dry referendums Nov. 2. Four went wet, four remained dry and one had not been determined by press time. Citizens of
Nearly two years after the fellowship hall, church office and education space of Providence Baptist Church, Montevallo, was set on fire Jan. 12, 2008, three
The issue of gay “marriage” technically was not on any ballot Nov. 2, but it nevertheless was a big loser again on the state level,
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