AIDS growing fastest in former Soviet bloc
January 3, 2002
NEW YORK — The AIDS epidemic is growing fastest in countries of the former Soviet bloc, where an estimated 1 million people were expected to have
Lawmakers call Internet gambling threat to families
January 3, 2002
Internet gambling poses new dangers to American families and the economy, national lawmakers say, and new legislation aims to prohibit such transactions and punish those
Second gambling opinion sought from High Court
January 3, 2002
The special legislative session that concluded Dec. 24 turned out to indeed be special for lawmakers opposed to video gambling. Not only was yet another
Video gambling arcades invade state; legality debated
January 3, 2002
Gambling proponents and opponents alike found themselves in a perpetual state of limbo during 2001 as they each waited for the roll of the dice
Attacks increase awareness of religion in public life
January 3, 2002
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks unleashed an unprecedented awareness of the role of religion in public life and boosted the image most Americans have of
Falwell, ACLU join forces on property issue
January 3, 2002
LYNCHBURG, Va. — The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has offered to support Jerry Falwell — usually a foe — in his challenge to Virginia laws
Gossip an issue with Americans
December 20, 2001
Sixty-nine percent of American adults say gossiping is a problem in schools, according to a recent poll by Luntz/Laszlo that was commissioned by WordsCanHeal.org. Those
AIDS reaps Asian orphans
December 20, 2001
In the past two decades, at least 13 million people younger than 15 worldwide have lost one or both parents to the AIDS disease, according
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