- 10/14/2010
ACLJ Amends Lawsuit Over Ground Zero Mosque
A lawsuit seeking to stop the development of the proposed Islamic center near New York City’s Ground Zero has been amended to include the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB), the owners of the proposed development and project, and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
- 10/13/2010
Court OKs Pro-Life Advocacy in Pittsburgh Amid Legal Battle
A federal court has granted a temporary restraining order to allow pro-lifers in Pittsburgh to educate the public about pro-life issues in advance of the Nov. 2 elections.
- 10/13/2010
20-Year-Old Embryo Becomes Oldest to Result in Live Birth
A team of researchers has documented what it believes to be the “oldest” embryo to date that has resulted in a live birth.
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10/10/2010Federal Appeals Court Rejects Vt. Ban on Religious Vanity Plates
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that faith-based lettering on vehicle license plates is allowed under the First Amendment, but emphasized that its ruling was limited to Vermont’s ban on religious messages.
- 10/08/2010
Faith-Based Ky. Group Sues Over Rejection of 'In God We Trust' Plate
A faith-based conservative group in Kentucky has filed a lawsuit over the state transportation cabinet’s rejection of its proposed “In God We Trust” license plate.
- 10/06/2010
New Orleans Taps Faith, Community Leaders for New Anti-Crime Effort
New Orleans city officials launched a new anti-crime initiative Tuesday together with over 100 of the city’s faith and neighborhood leaders.
- 10/04/2010
High Court Won't Hear Case Against Religious Songs Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court won't hear the appeal of a man who sued his children’s school district over its ban on celebratory religious music.
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10/04/2010'Red Mass' Preacher Reminds High Court Justices of Source of Law
The Roman Catholic Church blessed lawmakers, attorneys, judges, and other legal professionals Sunday during the annual Red Mass in Washington.
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10/03/2010CWS Hails New Senate Immigration Reform Bill
A broad immigration reform bill has been introduced that would put the nation’s approximately 12 million illegal immigrants on a path toward citizenship.
- 09/29/2010
Court OKs Funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research Pending Appeal
A federal appeals court in Washington is allowing the U.S. government’s funding of embryonic stem cell research to continue as the case against it makes way through the court system.
- 09/28/2010
Texas Youth Pastor Recovering After Mid-Sermon Shooting
A Texas youth pastor is recovering from the injuries he sustained Friday evening when he was shot by a troubled young man.
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09/28/2010T.D. Jakes on Eddie Long Case: Christians Should Just Pray
When somebody asked Bishop T.D. Jakes why he had yet to come out to say anything publicly regarding the recent allegations against Bishop Eddie Long, the prominent megachurch pastor put it simply.
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09/28/2010Arab Fest Preachers to Sue Mich. City Over Arrests
The attorney who represented four street preachers accused of breaching the peace at an Arab festival said Monday that he plans to file a civil lawsuit against Dearborn.
- 09/26/2010
4 Arab Fest Street Preachers Acquitted of Peace Disturbing Charges
A jury in one of the most densely populated Muslim communities in the United States has acquitted four Christian street preachers of all but one of the charges laid against them earlier this year.
- 09/24/2010
Va. Executes State's First Female Inmate in Nearly 100 Years
A woman convicted of conspiring to have two men kill her husband and stepson died by lethal injection Thursday night even though thousands appealed for her life to be spared.
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