Bingo, same-sex ‘marriage’ bills die in Legislature
May 27, 2004
A ban on gay “marriages” and legislation legalizing electronic bingo both died in the Alabama Legislature when the final gavel fell on the 2004 session
Same-sex ‘marriages’ in Massachusetts feared a precedent
May 27, 2004
Same-sex “marriage” was legalized in Massachusetts May 17, marking the first time in U.S. history that a state issued marriage licenses to homosexual couples. The
Methodist Church joins in boycott of Taco Bell
May 13, 2004
PITTSBURGH — The United Methodist Church became the largest U.S. church body to join a boycott against Taco Bell, urging the fast-food giant to improve
Judge Roy Moore’s removal upheld by seven-member court of review
May 6, 2004
Judge Roy Moore, whose 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument cost him his job as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, had his removal from office
La. College considers strict textbook rule
April 15, 2004
Louisiana College trustees, whose December decision to screen all classroom materials was criticized as a violation of academic freedom, will consider an even stricter textbook
Survey says U.S. Muslims are not extremists
April 15, 2004
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Most American Muslims want to be engaged in U.S. politics, according to a survey released April 6 by the Institute for
Court-approved use of medical marijuana stands
March 18, 2004
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider a ruling permitting medical use of marijuana, despite a request by the Bush administration. The
Most parents want abstinence taught in school
February 12, 2004
UTICA, N.Y. — The majority of parents want high school sex education classes to focus on abstinence, a Zogby International poll commissioned by Focus on
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