After winning the presidency by a paper-thin margin and navigating weeks of legal maneuvers over the outcome, President-elect George W. Bush faces the daunting task
Any dreams of a white Christmas turned into more of a nightmare for Arkansans when a fierce ice storm Dec. 25 topped the worst disaster
After voters in five of seven states approved relaxing drug laws in the November elections, the director of the Drug Free America Foundation warns similar
WASHINGTON — President Clinton has postponed what would be the first federal execution in 37 years pending a study of whether capital punishment is implemented
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Officials in Traverse City, Mich., on Jan. 2 reversed a decision to allow rainbow-colored stickers symbolizing homosexual advocacy on city vehicles
On Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 28, churches across the nation will raise money for the poor by participating in the Souper Bowl of Caring. Meanwhile,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Eighty-six percent of Americans believe the Bible is relevant today, but two-thirds of them think their local newspaper is easier to read
Most Americans believe religion can have a positive impact on individual behavior, but they are leery of mingling religion with public life, according to a
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