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
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
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
Alabamians were among the more than 50 high school and college students who hit the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, this summer with plans to change
On July 26 and 27 Montgomery fell victim to an invasion of Alabama teenagers, but no vandalism was reported to police. In fact, these two
OLYMPIA, Wash. — The state of Washington wrongly denied a scholarship to a college student who wanted to pursue a degree in theology, the 9th
Much like the gold-rush mentality of the 1800s, many adult arcade proprietors as well as video gambling machine owners find themselves pulling up stakes and
Perhaps if William Shakespeare lived in Alabama today he could write an interesting soliloquy regarding the state’s ambiguous “Chuck E. Cheese” law that would sound
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