Families moving from traditional role
February 3, 2000
The American family is moving away from the traditional model of a stay-at-home mother and working father with children, according to a recent survey. Dual-income
Supreme Court considers protesters’ rights
January 27, 2000
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Jan. 19 over the limits that might be placed on the free-speech rights of demonstrators who offer
Book protest yields action
January 27, 2000
The world’s self-proclaimed largest bookstore has one less book on its shelf following a nationwide protest launched by Charles Colson, a noted evangelical author and
U.S. income gap widens
January 27, 2000
The booming U.S. economy has benefited the middle class but widened the gap between the haves and have-nots, according to two recent reports. A private
Recording of Lord’s Prayer reaches top
January 27, 2000
LONDON – Britain’s pop stars are fuming, but that’s not keeping a recording of the Lord’s Prayer off the top of the Billboard charts. Sir
Rats!: Charlie Brown and his friends are leaving us
January 27, 2000
As everyone knows, the final “Peanuts” strip appears Feb. 13. Saying goodbye to Snoopy and the gang is breaking the hearts of millions. It’s a
Judge invalidates Cleveland voucher program
January 20, 2000
Cleveland — A federal judge has ruled that Cleveland’s school voucher program violates the constitutionally required separation of church and state. But Judge Soloman Oliver
Support grows for vouchers
January 20, 2000
More than half of all African-Americans now support school vouchers, according to a poll released Jan. 10 by the joint Center for Political and Economic
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