Relying on a recent Supreme Court Ruling that state-funded scholarships to religious schools don’t necessarily violate the constitution, a federal judge in Wisconsin has ruled
At first it might seem that a camp for deaf and hearing-impaired children and youth would be quieter than other summer camps at Shocco Springs
A divided President’s Council on Bioethics has stopped short of recommending a comprehensive ban on human cloning, instead calling for a four-year moratorium on cloning
NEW YORK — Morality in Media (MIM), a watchdog group that tracks obscenity in the mainstream media, has launched ObscenityCrimes.org to report possible violations of
Baptist Montclair Hospital in Birmingham is hosting free skin cancer screenings Aug. 16, 3 to 5 p.m. The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates 2,200 people
Men who cohabit with the women they eventually marry are more reluctant to marry and then are less committed to their marriages, according to a
Marriage is good for health, wealth and happiness, according to a panel of social scientists. The team of family scholars collaborated to survey marriage and
RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A U.S. District Court jury in Riverside, Calif. ruled that Riverside County violated a nurse’s constitutional rights after she was fired from
