Aaron J. Leichman

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• Sep 25, 2009

  Justice Ginsburg Returns to Court After Short Hospital Stint

  Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made a quick return to work Friday after being hospitalized overnight.

• Sep 25, 2009

  New Effort to Redefine Marriage in Calif. Takes 1st Step

  More than 40 Calif.-based groups are backing a new effort to strike out language in the state constitution that defines marriage between a man and a woman.

• Sep 24, 2009

  High Court Justice Ginsburg Hospitalized

  U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsburg was hospitalized Thursday night after having felt ill earlier in the day.

• Sep 22, 2009

  Hispanic Evangelicals Warn Against 'Xenophobic' Health Care Reform

  Leaders of the largest Hispanic Christian organization in the nation expressed their concern Monday over the anti-immigrant rhetoric within the current debate over health care reform.

• Sep 21, 2009

  Religious Leaders to Gather Ahead of G-20 Summit to Press for Action

  More than 25 Christian, Jewish, and Islamic leaders from the United States will be gathering Tuesday as part of an effort to press leaders of the world's largest national economies to fulfill their promises to help people who have suffered from the global economic recession.

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  Sep 21, 2009

  Anglican Head Calls on U.S., Iraqi Gov't to Protect Iranian Exiles

  The head of the Anglican Communion said Sunday that the United States and the Iraqi government is obligated to protect the Iranian exiles living in a refugee camp in Iraq from violence and abuse.

• Sep 20, 2009

  Survey: Most Americans Want Health Care Plan to Bar Abortion Funding

  Most Americans believe any government-subsidized health care plan should be prohibited from covering abortion procedures, according to the results of a new survey.

• Sep 18, 2009

  Over 50 Groups Call for End to Faith-Based Hiring Policy

  Nearly 60 groups are pressing the Obama administration to put an end to a Bush-era policy that allowed federally-funded faith-based groups to hire only fellow believers.

• Sep 16, 2009

  Outspoken U.K. Bishop Steps Down to Help Persecuted Believers

  An outspoken cleric who became the Church of England\'s first non-white bishop emphasized the critical role that Christians play in society as he stepped down from his post following 15 years of service.

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  Sep 16, 2009

  Wedgwood Church Marks 10th Anniversary of Fatal Shooting

  Wedgwood Baptist Church in Ft. Worth, Texas, opened its worship center all day Tuesday for prayer, music, and video remembrances to mark the tenth anniversary of fatal shooting that had left seven people dead.