Nathan Black

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• Jan 14, 2010

  N.H. Homeschoolers Praise Vote Against Tighter Regulations

  The New Hampshire House of Representatives on Wednesday rejected a bill that would tightly regulate homsechooling. The House voted 324-34 against changes to the current law.

• Jan 13, 2010

  Texans Debate Adding Religious Emphasis in History Class

  The Texas State Board of Education on Wednesday begins hearing testimonies regarding proposed revisions to the social studies curriculum.

• Jan 11, 2010

  Tiller Shooting Trial May Revisit Abortion Debate

  Prosecutors against the accused killer of abortion provider Dr. George Tiller filed on Monday a motion in an attempt to keep abortion out of the trial. The trial of Scott Roeder was delayed to Wednesday.

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  Jan 9, 2010

  Churches Called to Promote Religious Freedom of Students

  Christian leaders are urging Americans to celebrate and promote religious liberty on Religious Freedom Sunday.

• Jan 8, 2010

  Tetrapod Footprint Discovery Busts Evolutionary Paradigm, Says Biochemist

  The latest discovery of fossilized footprints made by four-legged vertebrates overthrows the evolutionary model for how land animals first emerged, says a biochemist.

• Jan 6, 2010

  Southern Baptist Pastor Counters 2012 Doomsday 'Prophecies'

  A Southern Baptist pastor has launched a media blitz to expose what he calls the delusion of those who believe in the 2012 apocalypse.

• Dec 23, 2009

  White House Christmas Ornament Troubles Christians

  A recent report that an ornament adorned with the face of a Chinese communist leader is hanging on a Christmas tree in the White House has troubled some Christians.

• Dec 22, 2009

  N.Y. School District Reverses Ban on Christmas

  A New York school district is bringing Christmas back to its schools after reversing an earlier decision to ban Christmas programs from school events.

• Dec 16, 2009

  Spare Kids the Junk Food Ads, Interfaith Group Urges

  Spare kids the ads, says an interfaith coalition in a campaign launched Wednesday. The appeal is targeted toward food and media companies that sell and market candy, fast food and soda at a time when childhood obesity is a national epidemic.

• Dec 15, 2009

  Council Votes to Allow Gay Couples to Wed in D.C.

  The Washington D.C. City Council voted Tuesday to legalize same-sex marriage in the District. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty has promised to sign the bill.