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  • Court Upholds Obama's Embryonic Stem Cell Research Funding‏

    Court Upholds Obama's Embryonic Stem Cell Research Funding‏

    A federal appeals court on Friday upheld a President Barack Obama administration policy that authorized funding for additional research projects that destroy human embryos despite the Dickey/Wicker Amendment specifically prohibiting such funding.

  • Group Offers Legal Help After Atheists Claim Ga. Churches Can't Feed School Football Team

    A religious freedom group has offered counsel and legal defense to a county school board in Georgia that received threats from atheists claiming that taking high school football teams to churches for a free meal is "unconstitutional."

  • More Christian Colleges Sue Over Contraceptive Mandate

    Two more Christian colleges have filed a lawsuit against President Barack Obama's administration, challenging its mandate that requires faith-based employers to provide insurance coverage for contraception and abortion-inducing drugs at no cost to employees.

  • Ky. Court Rejects Challenge to Law Stressing Dependence on God

    The Kentucky Supreme Court has rejected a petition challenging the upholding of a law that requires the state Office of Homeland Security to stress "dependence on Almighty God as being vital to the security of the Commonwealth."

  • Romney to Release 2011 Tax Returns in October

    Romney to Release 2011 Tax Returns in October

    Mitt Romney's campaign said Sunday that the Republican presidential challenger will release his complete 2011 tax return by Oct. 15, which will be his final disclosure. Romney has already released 2010 tax returns amid accusations by Democrats that he had not paid taxes for years.

  • Disabled Christian Girl Arrested for 'Blasphemy' in Pakistan

    Pakistan's human rights body strongly condemned on Monday the arrest of an 11-year-old Christian girl with Down syndrome after she was accused of "blasphemy." Tensions have compelled around 600 Christians to flee the area.

  • Obama, Romney Take a Break, Attend Church

    President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney both took a break from the fierce campaign trail on Sunday, and attended church with their families.

  • Russian Orthodox Church Seeks Clemency for Pussy Riot Punk Band

    Leaders of Russia's Orthodox Church asked for clemency for three members of the feminist punk band Pussy Riot who were sentenced to two years in jail a day earlier for holding an anti-government protest in a Moscow cathedral.

  • 9/11 Museum Seeks Dismissal of Atheists' Lawsuit Against Cross

    9/11 Museum Seeks Dismissal of Atheists' Lawsuit Against Cross

    The National September 11 Memorial and Museum has filed court papers seeking to throw out last year's lawsuit by American Atheists Inc. against the planned presentation of the iconic World Trade Center cross-shaped steel beam.

  • Paul Ryan Gets Mom on Stage, Defends Medicare Plan

    Paul Ryan Gets Mom on Stage, Defends Medicare Plan

    Rep. Paul Ryan brought his 78-year-old mother on stage and addressed a crowd of seniors in Florida, pledging to protect the health insurance program for the elderly, and charging that President Barack Obama would take billions from Medicare to pay for his health care reform.

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