Talladega gambling raid reminds officials of legal battle
July 17, 2003
With raids on video gambling machines being operated from two homes in Talladega County, the issue of whether video gambling is legal in Alabama surfaces
Tough times hinder Russian military evangelism
July 17, 2003
In this garrison town located just 10 miles from the border with Chechnya, Pastor Vsevolod Don once walked the streets poking his head in basement
Probe of professor’s evolution policy ends
July 17, 2003
LUBBOCK, Texas — The Justice Department has ended its investigation of a complaint against a Texas Tech University biology professor after he stopped requiring that
Roe’s appeal not to be discussed, says high court
July 17, 2003
A federal district court has dismissed a request by former “Jane Roe” plaintiff Norma McCorvey to reconsider the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling 30 years
Pastor ousted for defying gay marriage policy
July 17, 2003
CINCINNATI — A Presbyterian pastor who defiantly married gay couples in violation of church policy was removed from his Cincinnati church and the Presbyterian Church
Ten Commandments display unconstitutional
July 17, 2003
The Ten Commandments monument erected by Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore violates the U.S. Constitution and must be removed, a federal appeals court
FamilyNet head named president of university
July 3, 2003
FORT WORTH, Texas — David Clark, president of the Southern Baptist-related FamilyNet TV network, was elected president of Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm
Diocese to settle abuse claims for $6.5 million
July 3, 2003
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The embattled Catholic Diocese of Manchester, N.H., has agreed to settle sexual abuse cases filed by 61 people in a $6.5 million
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