WASHINGTON — A federal judge dismissed a legal challenge to government funding of embryonic stem cell research July 27, dealing an unsurprising setback to opponents
My quilting machine will go over in that corner,” Fannie Brown said as she pointed with her right hand toward the far corner of the
Jere Patterson came upon a family sitting on the slab that marked where its house stood before the devastating tornado hit April 27. He noticed
When the April 27 tornado hit Harvest in northern Madison County, there was enough warning for people to take shelter in the Harvest Youth Club,
It’s not a distinction that anyone wants, and Ray McElhaney says it is a day he would like to forget. But when the house McElhaney
An overwhelming majority of U.S. adults support restrictions on abortion — such as requiring parental consent — that are commonly implemented on the state level,
In a landmark legal brief that reads more like one from the ACLU or a gay legal group, the U.S. Justice Department argues that homosexuals
TOCCOA, Ga. — The deaf should be in the multitude when, as the Book of Revelation depicts it, every language, people, tribe and nation will
