KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepal, which until recently proclaimed itself the world’s only official Hindu kingdom, has proclaimed itself a “secular state” with equal rights for
ATLANTA — A federal appeals court May 25 rejected U.S. District Judge Clarence Cooper’s ruling on the constitutionality of stickers serving as evolution disclaimers in
UDAIPUR, India — Preparation of a “data bank of churches and missionary organizations” by police in Rajasthan state’s Udaipur district has heightened fears of renewed
DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky. — Lafayette Baptist Church, a rural Kentucky congregation that dates back to the late 1800s, lost its church facility in an apparent
DES MOINES, Iowa — Prison Fellowship officials plan to appeal a district judge’s ruling that declared their faith-based program in an Iowa prison unconstitutional. Chief
WASHINGTON — A new federal law bars protests within 300 feet of the entrance of a cemetery and within 150 feet of a road into
RUSSELL SPRINGS, Ky. — About 200 seniors at a high school graduation in Kentucky stood to recite the Lord’s Prayer May 19 in response to
NEW ORLEANS — Loyola University’s board of trustees has approved a major restructuring plan in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, cutting a host of degree
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