Hate crimes declined in 2002, says FBI
December 11, 2003
WASHINGTON — The number of hate crime incidents in 2002 declined dramatically from 2001, the FBI reported Nov. 13. State and law enforcement agencies reported
Court bans former lesbian from teaching her adopted child to be against homosexuality
December 11, 2003
In a different twist on the debate about homosexuality, a Colorado woman who broke off a lesbian relationship after converting to Christianity is fighting a
Arab volunteers save Orthodox Jewish infants
December 11, 2003
JERUSALEM — Two dozen Arabs are being credited with helping to save the lives of Orthodox Jewish infants Nov. 7 after Israel’s Ministry of Health
Wisconsin governor vetoes marriage protection
December 11, 2003
NASHVILLE — Wisconsin’s governor vetoed legislation Nov. 7 that would have defined marriage as being solely between a man and a woman. The Defense of
Senate set to debate Federal Marriage Amendment
December 11, 2003
The move to protect the traditional definition of marriage within the U.S. Constitution took another step forward Nov. 25 when the Federal Marriage Amendment was
Gadsden church delivers taste of home to area on Thanksgiving
December 11, 2003
Thanksgiving is a time for family and nowhere more so than in one Gadsden community. Members of Goodyear Heights Baptist Church spent the entire month
Religious investors concerned about sweatshops
December 11, 2003
American religious investors cite the use of sweatshops as their top concern within a realm of business ethics, a new survey shows. “The Ethical Issues
China defense minister visit improves relations with U.S.
December 11, 2003
In October 2003, China’s defense minister, Cao Gangchuan, visited the United States to meet with President George W. Bush concerning relations and military ties between
