- 01/06/2011
Anti-Net Neutrality Bill Introduced in House
As promised, House Republicans have not left the FCC's net neutrality rules unchallenged in the new Congress, backing a bill that would invalidate the federal agency's new regulations over the Web.
Tags Politics Technology - 12/31/2010
Nigeria's Christians Condemn Ongoing Attacks
The largest Christian body in Nigeria issued a statement Friday that condemned the recent attacks against Christians that began Christmas weekend.
- 12/31/2010
Majority of Voters Oppose FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
A majority of American voters are against efforts by the FCC to regulate the Internet, a new Rasmussen poll finds. Under net neutrality, internet service providers must provide equal access to all legal Web content on their networks.
Tags NRB - 12/24/2010
Over 130 Egyptian Christians Spend Christmas in Jail
At least 130 Christians in Egypt still remain imprisoned after police attacked a church under reconstruction, a Christian missionary agency reported.
- 12/21/2010
Saudi King Denies Proposal to Move Ground Zero Mosque
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has denied any involvement in efforts to move the ground zero Islamic center to another location in Manhattan.
- 12/13/2010
Dallas Pastor Responds to 'GrinchAlert' Controversy
A Dallas church tired of the political correctness surrounding Christmas has launched a website to report "naughty" businesses that fail to acknowledge the religious meaning of the holiday.
Tags Christmas - 12/12/2010
Legal Group Demands Community College Reinstate Canceled Islam Class
A conservative legal group has threatened to sue a community college in Oregon over its call to cancel a course on Islam and fire the instructor while schools officials remain undeterred in their decision.
- 12/11/2010
Faith-Healing Couple Convicted in Son's Death
The Pennsylvania parents who turned to prayer instead of medicine as their son died of bacteria pneumonia were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment Friday.
- 12/06/2010
Group Threatens Suit Over Graduation at Georgia Megachurch
A school board in Cherokee County, Ga., could face a legal battle if it decides to keep a local megachurch as the venue for its high school graduations.
- 11/24/2010
Request for 9/11 Money to Fund Ground Zero Mosque Reignites Controversy
Developers of the proposed Islamic center near Ground Zero are asking for millions of dollars in federal money, intended to rebuild the area surrounding the 9/11 attacks, to fund its controversial project.
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11/12/2010Supreme Court Denies Petition to Lift DADT
The Supreme Court on Friday denied a petition to lift the "don't ask, don't tell" policy as the issue is being reviewed by a federal appeals court. Earlier this month, Log Cabin Republicans urged the high court to reinstate an injunction against DADT
- 11/11/2010
Ariz. Church Faces $50K Tax Bill After 3-Year Delay in Paperwork
A rural Arizona church is facing a bill of $50,000 in back taxes and faces the possibility of foreclosure after a local property assessor sat on tax exemption paperwork for three years.
- 10/21/2010
Few Americans Give Churches Good Grades for Handling of Homosexuality
More than four in ten Americans believe places of worship are handling the issue of homosexuality either a poorly or in a way that they would grade as failing.
- 10/20/2010
ACLJ Scores Two More for On-Campus Religious Freedom
Over the past week, the American Center for Law and Justice scored two new victories for religious freedom on campus without having to set foot in a courtroom.
- 10/18/2010
Colo. County Files Petition to U.S. High Court Over Church Land Dispute
Government officials in a Colorado county are taking their case against a local church up to the U.S. Supreme Court after failing to win over two lower courts.
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