The Yemeni gunman who killed three Southern Baptist medical workers in 2002 was executed by firing squad Feb. 27, according to wire reports. Abed Abdul
Andrew Jackson, America’s seventh president, never has been remembered as a pleasant fellow. He had a severe temper. He once killed a man in a
PARIS — The murder of a cell-phone salesman outside Paris has gripped the country’s Jewish community, amid mounting evidence he was tortured and killed partly
LONDON — Two centuries after profiting from the venture, the Church of England has apologized for its role in the global slave trade, which included
LONDON — Great Britain’s government announced Feb. 6 it would provide funds to abortion-promoting organizations in developing countries in an effort to replace grants withheld
NASHVILLE — A Tennessee state court judge Feb. 23 dismissed a lawsuit by a special interest group in ruling that a proposed state constitutional marriage
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. — With the help of computers, calfskins and turkey feathers, Donald Jackson is reviving a lost art form by creating a Bible by
CHICAGO — The editor in chief and opinions page editor of The Daily Illini, the student newspaper at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, were suspended
