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Republican Senators Urge Suspension of Federal Abortion Funding
Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kans.), joined by 12 other Republican senators, is calling upon Democratic leaders in Congress to halt federal funding of abortion while cases of negligent medical practice are investigated.
Lawyers Clash Over Memorial Crosses
One day after the nation paid tribute to fallen members of the military, an atheist group argued before a federal judge that the placement of memorial crosses on Utah highways to honor fallen Highway Patrol troopers is unconstitutional.
'Naughty or Nice' List Advises Christians Where to Shop for Christmas
This Christmas season, whether a store greets you with Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas makes all the difference where you should do your shopping, says a Christian legal group.
Survey: Majority of Americans Still Want to Keep Abortions Legal
Most people in the United States still believe abortion should be allowed, a recent poll found.
Veteran's Day Observances Honor Fallen but Forget Some
Cities nationwide remembered veterans of the U.S. armed forces whose sacrifices continue to live on in the freedom enjoyed by many Americans today.
Judge OKs Kentucky Commandments Display
U.S. District Judge Joseph Hood barred the Kansas state government from displaying a large Ten Commandments tablet outside the Capitol in 2000 and 2006 but ruled this past week that a framed Ten Commandments display could go up as part of a larger historic exhibit.
Judge Allows Pharmacists to Refuse 'Morning-After' Pill
A federal judge has blocked a new Washington state requirement from forcing pharmacists to dispense morning-after birth control pills even if it is contrary to their moral or religious beliefs.
House Passes Gay Employment Bill
The House approved on Wednesday a bill that requires all employers, including Christian organizations, to not make hiring or firing decisions based on sexual orientation.
Conference Helps Faith-Based Groups Apply for Gov't Grants
Faith-based groups and nonprofits received advice on how to access millions of dollars in federal grant money during a two-day conference sponsored by the White House Conference on Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
House Expected to Vote on ENDA; Debate Transgender Issue
The U.S House of Representatives is expected to vote Wednesday on H.R. 3685, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), after postponing a vote on the bill several times.