Nathan Black

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• Jul 13, 2010

  Over 10,000 Unite for Ending Abortion Initiative

  Some 10,000 people joined a first-of-its-kind Web event over the weekend that was focused on educating the public on how to end abortion.

• Jul 8, 2010

  N.C. Attorneys Fight Revision to Rules of Conduct

  Attorneys are challenging a proposed policy revision by the North Carolina Bar Association that would prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

• Jul 7, 2010

  Over 30 Christian, Family Groups Defend Nat'l Prayer Day

  Prominent conservative and family groups filed an amicus brief Wednesday against an earlier court ruling that deemed the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional.

• Jul 6, 2010

  Justice Dept. Challenges Ariz. Immigration Law

  The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging Arizona's new immigration law. The state law unconstitutionally interferes with the federal government's authority to set and enforce immigration policy, the suit states.

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  Jul 6, 2010

  Samaritan's Purse Provides Haitians Relief from Sun, Storms

  International relief organization Samaritan's Purse has committed to construct 7,500 shelters for victims still without homes, six months after the massive earthquake in Haiti.

• Jul 5, 2010

  Liberalized Abortion Law Takes Effect in Spain

  Spain's more liberal abortion law went into effect Monday amid protests by pro-life groups.

• Jul 3, 2010

  Appeals Court Rules Against Principals in Christian Candy Cane Case

  A federal appeals court ruled against two school principals in Plano, Texas, who prohibited students from handing out candy cane pens and other materials that contained short Christian messages.

• Jun 30, 2010

  Wis. High Court Upholds Gay Marriage Ban

  The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a state constitutional amendment that affirms traditional marriage and bans same-sex civil unions.

• Jun 24, 2010

  Uproar Over Mass. Schools Giving Elementary Kids Condoms

  School officials in Provincetown, Mass., recently adopted a policy to make condoms available to elementary and high school students beginning this fall.

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  Jun 24, 2010

  N.C. Atheists Declare 'One Nation Indivisible' Without God

  A coalition of humanist and nontheist groups has brought what they call a "patriotic message" to North Carolinians: "One Nation Indivisible."