Aaron J. Leichman
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20th Annual Bible Reading Marathon Nears End
The front-to-back Bible reading that has been going on for more than three straight days will come to an end today, with the last verses to be read before a closing ceremony by the U.S. Capitol in Washington.
Evangelical Press, Associated Church Press Hold Joint Convention
Members of the Evangelical Press Association and the Associated Church Press will be gathering this week for the first time in more than two decades.
Freedom Watchdog: Jailed U.S. Journalist Hospitalized in Iran
U.S. journalist Roxana Saberi was admitted to a prison hospital in Iran last week after switching from a sugar water-only fast to a complete fast in protest of her conviction last month.
20th Annual Bible Reading Marathon to Pave Way for Day of Prayer
Before the steps of the nation's Capitol, hundreds of Christians will be gathered throughout this week to partake in the 20th annual U. S. Capitol Bible Reading Marathon.
Obama: Selection of New High Court Justice a Top Responsibility
President Obama said Friday that he intends to consult with Democrats and Republicans "across the political spectrum" before nominating a candidate for the Supreme Court.
Imprisoned U.S. Journalist Marks Birthday, Misses Commencement
Roxana Saberi couldn't mark her 32nd birthday with friends and family last week and won't be speaking at her alma mater's commencement ceremony Sunday as she had planned.
Christian Attorneys Urge Senate to Vote Against 'Hate Crimes' Bill
Attorneys at a Christian legal group are urging the U.S. Senate not to pass the expanded "Hate Crimes" bill, which the House this week voted 249-175 in favor of.
High Court Justice Souter Plans to Retire in June
U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter is planning to retire, a reliable source reported Thursday night. He is expected to open the first seat for President Obama to fill.
Artist Scraps Unveiling of Obama-as-Christ Painting
An artist has canceled plans to unveil a painting that depicts President Obama with a crown of thorns and arms extended outward as if he was being crucified.
Pat Robertson to Retire as Regent University President
Charismatic televangelist Pat Robertson plans to retire as president of the university he founded, according to an announcement Tuesday.