Sri Lanka to reimpose the death penalty
February 8, 2001
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — More than two decades after imposing a death penalty moratorium, government officials in Sri Lanka announced Jan. 10 plans to revive
Moore hangs Ten Commandments plaque in outer office
February 8, 2001
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, who became famous when he placed his homemade plaque of the Ten Commandments in his federal courtroom, has chosen to
Abstinence plan finds home on Internet
February 1, 2001
On Feb. 14, students around the world are being asked to sign and e-mail True Love Waits commitment cards over the Internet by logging into
Bush reverses policy that funds abortion
February 1, 2001
President Bush reversed an abortion-funding policy Jan. 22 that was reinstituted by President Clinton exactly eight years previously. Bush issued an executive order restoring the
Tanzanian Christian leader hacked and gunned down in front of family
January 25, 2001
The leader of a Tanzanian Christian ministry was brutally hacked and gunned down in front of his wife and family in their home early this
Clinton says execution pending study
January 18, 2001
WASHINGTON — President Clinton has postponed what would be the first federal execution in 37 years pending a study of whether capital punishment is implemented
Supreme Court upholds building of temple
January 18, 2001
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court refused Jan. 8 to hear the appeal of opponents to the recent construction of a Mormon temple near Boston.
Survey: Most Americans believe Bible is relevant
January 18, 2001
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
