For four special teenagers, Feb. 12 was an evening to forget — to forget about doctor appointments, treatments and medications. Having spent the greater
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 21 unanimously sided with members of a small New Mexico sect’s bid to use hallucinogenic tea in
PIERRE, S.D. — On March 6, South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds signed a bill into law that bans nearly all abortions in the state. His
MOBILE, Ala. — Muslim students at the University of South Alabama in Mobile are seeking an apology from the school’s student newspaper, The Vanguard, after
The Ohio Board of Education voted 11–4 on Feb. 14 to eliminate a science lesson that encourages students to seek evidence for and against evolution.
Since the sixth grade, Sarah Lansford has had a passion for missions, and her passion has lately gained some recognition. An article she wrote upon
As the debate over science curriculum in public schools continues, a new Zogby International poll indicates that 69 percent of Americans support the idea of
Trisston Wright grew up like most children do. She had two great parents, a loving sister and was extremely active during her high school years.
