Nathan Black

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• Mar 4, 2010

  'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal Introduced amid Opposition

  Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn.) introduced legislation in the Senate on Wednesday to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

• Mar 3, 2010

  Prominent Conservative Unseated in Texas Ed Board

  A Christian conservative lost his seat on the Texas State Board of Education in a closely-watched race.

• Mar 3, 2010

  High Court Denies Request to Block D.C. Gay Marriage

  Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday denied a last-minute request by traditional marriage supporters to stop Washington, D.C.'s same-sex marriage law from taking effect.

• Mar 2, 2010

  Ministers Attempt to Halt D.C. Gay Marriages

  Traditional marriage supporters are making a last minute effort to stop Washington, D.C.'s new same-sex marriage law from taking effect on Wednesday.

• Mar 1, 2010

  Utah Bill Criminalizing Illegal Abortions Sparks Debate

  A bill in Utah that would criminalize illegal abortions currently awaits the signature or veto of Gov. Gary R. Herbert.

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  Feb 27, 2010

  Chile Quake Kills 78, Triggers Tsunamis

  A massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake has rocked Chile, killing at least 78 people. The quake on Saturday has triggered tsunamis.

• Feb 26, 2010

  Nontheists Hold 'Historic' Meeting with White House Officials

  Obama administration officials met with a group of nontheists Friday morning. Details of what transpired during the private meeting were not revealed.

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  Feb 22, 2010

  Investigators Arrest Two in Texas Church Arsons

  Two young men connected with a string of church fires in east Texas were arrested Sunday. The men had attended First Baptist Church in Ben Wheeler. They face first-degree felony charges.

• Feb 21, 2010

  Fla. School District Faces Suit Over Prayer Ban

  A Christian legal group announced Saturday its intention to sue a Florida county school district in an attempt to restore the rights of faculty to pray.

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  Feb 17, 2010

  Catholic Father, Jewish Mother Battle Over Daughter's Faith

  There's a strong possibility a Chicago man could be jailed for defying a court order that temporarily barred him from taking his daughter to church.