Stoyan Zaimov

Latest

• 
  Feb 1, 2013

  HHS Announces Changes to Contraceptives Mandate; Conservatives Pan 'Inadequate' Proposals

  The Department of Health and Human Services announced on Friday proposed accommodations for religious groups concerning the controversial contraceptive mandate, but a number of conservative organizations have said that the proposals do not go far enough.

• 
  Feb 1, 2013

  LGBT Leader Reveals Friendship With Dan Cathy of Chick-fil-A

  Shane L. Windmeyer, a prominent LGBT activist and leader, "nervously" revealed to the public that he developed a friendship with Dan Cathy, the president and chief operating officer of Chick-fil-A, despite their strongly opposing views on same-sex marriage.

• 
  Feb 1, 2013

  Suicide Bombing at U.S. Embassy in Turkey Kills Three

  At least three people are believed to have been killed after a suicide bomber blew himself up on Friday at the entrance of the U.S. Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, with Islamic terrorist group al-Qaida believed to be the prime suspects.

• 
  Feb 1, 2013

  New Atheist Billboard in San Diego Urges 'Personal Relationship With Reality'

  A large new atheist billboard has been unveiled along a San Diego freeway, the result of co-operative work of over 18 atheist and secular groups, which reads "Atheism: A Personal Relationship with Reality."

• 
  Jan 31, 2013

  ADF 'Confident' Contraceptive Mandate's Days Are Numbered After Latest Victory

  The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit granted a preliminary injunction on Wednesday that blocked enforcement of the Obama administration's contraceptive mandate on a family-run business.

• 
  Jan 31, 2013

  Teen Girl Who Performed at Inauguration Ceremony Shot Dead in Chicago; Obama Reacts

  A teen girl who performed as a majorette at President Barack Obama's inauguration festivities last week has been shot dead at a park in Chicago, sparking outrage in the violence-hit community.

• 
  Jan 31, 2013

  George Zimmerman Asking for $30,000 a Month in Donations for Trial

  George Zimmerman, who has pleaded not guilty to the second-degree murder of Sanford, Florida teen Trayvon Martin, is running out of money to pay for his trial, and is asking for more donations from the public.

• 
  Jan 30, 2013

  Supreme Court Warned of Consequences for Families If Gay Marriage Is Legalized

  The group behind the Manhattan Declaration, signed by more than 500,000 Orthodox, Catholic, and evangelical Christians, filed a "friend of the court" (amicus) brief reminding the Supreme Court, which is preparing to take on a number of gay marriage cases this year, of the importance of traditional families.

• 
  Jan 30, 2013

  John Kerry Condemns Iran's Imprisonment of Pastor Saaed Abedini

  John Kerry, who has been confirmed as the next U.S. Secretary of State, has condemned Iran for its imprisonment of U.S. Pastor Saeed Abedini in comments made on Tuesday.

• 
  Jan 30, 2013

  Prince Charles 'Concerned' About Allowing Royals to Marry Catholics

  Prince Charles expressed concerns over a bill that seeks to change the rules surrounding the Royal line of succession in Britain, saying that allowing royal members to marry Roman Catholics might undermine the Church of England.