For the first time, the federal government has issued written guidelines for houses of worship that are confronted with a homicidal gunman. Vice President Joe
AUSTIN, Texas — A nearly 13-hour filibuster and parliamentarian wrangling in the Texas Senate on June 25 and into early June 26 exhausted the final
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives has approved landmark legislation that would prohibit abortions during the last half of pregnancy. In a roll call
BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a Republican, vetoed a bill June 20 after state and national pro-life bioethics organizations expressed grave concerns
Family, students and friends filled Alumnae Auditorium on the campus of Judson College in Marion on June 22 for the college’s 175th annual commencement. College
Voices of Mobile, one of more than 21 ensembles in the University of Mobile (UMobile) Center for Performing Arts/School of Music, performed at the Pentagon
It is hard to imagine the United States without networks of doctors, clinics, hospitals and insurance companies, yet this country’s health care system was
Mike Shaw (left), pastor of FBC Pelham, was one of four presented with the distinguished alumni of the year award by New Orleans Baptist Theological
