Jennifer Riley

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• May 13, 2010

  Liberty Univ. to Investigate Caner's Muslim Claims

  Liberty University is setting up a committee to investigate whether claims made by its seminary president about his Muslim background are accurate.

• May 11, 2010

  Bart Stupak: Hatred Not Worst Part of Health Care Drama

  Michigan congressman Bart Stupak, who played a pivotal role in the passage of the health care bill, said there is something worse than the hatred – including death threats and angry calls to his house – he experienced because of his support for the legislation.

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  May 10, 2010

  Justice Nominee Kagan Stirs Some Concerns

  Some conservative groups expressed concern over the nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday.

• May 7, 2010

  Solemn Mood at National Day of Prayer Event

  Despite a few jokes by speakers to lighten the mood, the National Day of Prayer event at Capitol Hill on Thursday was solemn.

• May 6, 2010

  Anti-Prayer Day Billboards Target Evangelical Stronghold

  Billboards challenging the National Day of Prayer are erected in Colorado Springs, the home of the prayer day\'s task force and other evangelical organizations.

• May 5, 2010

  Fla. School District Sued over Prayer Constraint

  A Florida school district is being sued for "persistent and widespread" restrictions on religious expression.

• May 4, 2010

  Defense Secretary: Delay Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal

  U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates advised members of Congress to wait until the Pentagon completes its review of the effects of repealing the "don\'t ask, don\'t tell" policy before changing the rule.

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  May 3, 2010

  Christian May Day Lifts Up Prayers for 'Nation in Distress'

  Christians representing all 50 states joined national leaders at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial on Saturday to \"cry to God for a nation in distress.\"

• Apr 30, 2010

  Majority of Americans Oppose South Park's 'Muhammad' Censor

  A majority of Americans oppose the recent censorship of an episode of South Park that depicted the Muslim Prophet Muhammad, a survey shows.

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  Apr 28, 2010

  Supreme Court Rules Mojave Desert Cross Can Stay

  In a splintered 5-4 ruling, the justices said \"the constitution does not oblige government to avoid any public acknowledgment of religion\'s role in society.\"