FL decree criminalizes religious rights

In Florida, the Santa Rosa County School District faces a comprehensive lawsuit, alleging that the district and the superintendent are violating the religious rights of students and employees.


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Iran on U.N. women's commission...you're kidding, right?

The Institute on Religion & Democracy (IRD) says Iran has no place on a special United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.


The IRD, co-signer of an open letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, has expressed deep concern over Iran's election to the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women. Faith McDonnell, religious liberty program director with the IRD, encourages churches to condemn the U.N.'s action.

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FCC's plan potentially risky

An attorney with the American Family Association says a new plan proposed by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to impose regulations on the Internet is disturbing.



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Thieves take controversial Mojave Desert cross

LOS ANGELES - Thieves have stolen a cross in the Mojave Desert that honored American war dead, less than two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the religious symbol to remain on federal land.

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4 little words + 1 American flag = 'offensive'

A 7th-grade teacher in California has criticized a 13-year-old student for writing "God bless America" across her drawing of the American flag -- one more reason, says a conservative activist, why parents should remove their children from public school

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Success stems from adult cells

Proof of success in using adult stem cells continues to flow in.


About three years ago, Eddie Floyd, owner of Bark and Purr Pet Center in Austin, Texas, felt a severe pain in his chest and rushed to a hospital to find that he had had a heart attack. Afterwards, doctors asked him to participate in a trial that involved adult stem cells being injected into his heart.


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Aborted baby DNA - 'environmental factor' in autism

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Alarm over street preacher’s arrest

Alarm over street preacher’s arrest

Illegal to label homosexuality a 'sin'?

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A Christian in Britain has been arrested for sharing his religious beliefs on homosexual conduct.


Street preacher Dale McAlpine was jailed after a discussion with two police officers in Workington, Cumbria who told him it was illegal to speak negatively about homosexuality, based on that country's hate crimes laws. Cumbria Police Officer Sam Adams, liaison for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual community, approached McAlpine and warned him to stop making the "homophobic" comments.

Calif. schools 'indoctrinate' alternate lifestyles

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California schools are making sure that the age of the innocent school dance is over.


This year, public school officials from across the state are not only supporting homosexual couples at prom, they seek to welcome them by creating guidelines that encourage the participants to come alone or with a group of friends. By offering single or group tickets to the event, California schools are hoping homosexual couples will be more inclined to go.

Red, white, and blue; Does that offend you?

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Some California students were disciplined on Cinco de Mayo for wearing garments showing the American flag.


On Wednesday, several students showed up at a Morgan Hill, California, high school wearing American flag T-shirts, shorts, and shoes. But they were ordered by a school official to change or turn their clothing inside-out. Live Oak High School's population is about 40 percent Hispanic, and since Wednesday marked the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo, some Hispanics were upset.