Congress declares Sudan waging genocide in Darfur
August 5, 2004
Genocide is taking place in Sudan in violation of international law, both houses of Congress declared in a joint resolution July 22. The joint resolution
Sugar Bowl spectacle comes with a price
July 29, 2004
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) staff has recommended that commissioners fine 20 CBS stations owned by Viacom Inc. $27,500 each for a total
Atheists sue White House faith-based officials
July 22, 2004
MADISON, Wis. — The Freedom from Religion Foundation (FRF) has sued officials of President Bush’s faith-based initiative, saying their actions unconstitutionally favor religious organizations.
House panel acts against gay ‘marriage’
July 22, 2004
On the same day the U.S. Senate rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, a House committee approved a measure to ban
Judge stops ban on ‘partial birth’ abortion
July 15, 2004
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge in California has declared unconstitutional a federal law that attempts to ban certain medical procedures that abortion-rights opponents call
Reality shows increase vulgarity on TV, council says
July 15, 2004
Reality television shows, which composed at least 20 percent of the prime-time schedule during the February sweeps period, have grown “qualitatively and quantitatively coarser” than
Senate sets July vote on marriage amendment
July 1, 2004
The Senate has scheduled a mid-July vote on the proposed Federal Marriage Amendment. Debate begins July 12. The amendment would outlaw marriage for same-sex couples
WMU storybook educates kids on poverty
July 1, 2004
WMU announces the release of a new storybook to teach children and preschoolers how to help those less fortunate. “What Does It Mean to Be
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