Speculation on Second Supreme Nominee Concerns Conservatives
September 8, 2005
President Bush has unnerved some of his conservative and pro-life supporters regarding who he might select as his second nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. One of those observers says he hopes George W. Bush does better than previous Republican presidents. Full Story...Arkansas Governor Urged to Come Out Stronger Against School Library Porn
September 8, 2005
An Arkansas state senator believes some sexually explicit books being made available to Fayetteville children through school libraries may actually violate state obscenity laws. A local group of concerned citizens is seeking to get more than 50 books it has identified as pornographic removed from the Fayetteville schools' libraries. Full Story...
KS Justices Hear Case Regarding Privilege of Abortion Clinic Records
September 8, 2005
The Attorney General of Kansas says the state's Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in a matter that pits protection of children against privacy issues. The case is part of his effort to obtain medical records from abortion clinics for criminal investigations of child rape and illegal late-term abortions. Full Story...
A Window of Opportunity to Give
September 8, 2005
I love the beauty of the low country and beaches of South Carolina where we vacation each May. I especially enjoy my early morning quiet times, watching the sun rising up out of the ocean. The colors in the sky speak of God's splendor, the sounds of the pounding surf of His power and vastness, and the variety of wildlife of the pleasure He takes in... Full Story...
Christian Relief Efforts Help Bring Hope to Hurricane Katrina Survivors
September 8, 2005
Christian churches, organizations, and volunteer groups across the United States are coordinating efforts to provide temporary shelter, relief supplies, and recovery assistance to survivors of Hurricane Katrina, the storm that recently devastated much of the U.S. Gulf Coast region. As the outreach to Katrina's victims continues, many are discoverin... Full Story...
Watchdog: Diet Drink Deal Might Put Robertson on Shaky Ground With IRS
September 7, 2005
Televangelist Pat Robertson is facing trouble on yet another front. Last week Robertson came under fire when he suggested on the 700 Club that the United States should assassinate Venezuela's president. And now, an evangelical watchdog group is accusing Robertson of abusing the nonprofit status of his ministry by using it to launch a business. Full Story...
Study Finds Liberal Viewpoints Predominant Among U.S. Law Professors
September 7, 2005
A new study on the campaign contributions of U.S. law professors reveals a large ideological imbalance at the country's elite law schools. Full Story...
Judge Overturns Supermajority Vote Favoring Transfer of Memorial Cross to Feds
September 7, 2005
The legal battle over a war memorial, a 43-foot cross, and the surrounding land began in 1989 -- and despite an overwhelming vote on a recent ballot measure, the matter is still not settled. Full Story...
Analyst: Local, State Officials Given 'Pass' on Katrina; Media Place Blame on Bush Instead
September 7, 2005
A conservative media watchdog organization is calling the mainstream media to task for using the Hurricane Katrina disaster as another opportunity for "Bush bashing." Full Story...
As Houston Schools Welcome Katrina Evacuees, Christian Groups Aid Gulf Relief Efforts
September 7, 2005
A Houston (Texas) schools spokesman says thousands of Hurricane Katrina evacuees could soon be entering the city's schools. Hundreds of children displaced by the storm have already enrolled in the Houston Independent School District and other area schools, and more are expected to be registered in the days to come. Full Story...
The Dark Side of Man
September 7, 2005
The epic tragedy of the New Orleans disaster grows sadder every day. We all breathed a sigh of relief when Katrina turned east just before striking the city, sparing it from the full brunt of the storm's awesome power. But as the story continues to unfold, we have gone from hope to despair, as first the levees broke and now rescue efforts have sput... Full Story...
Legal Rep Referencing Federal DOMA in Interstate Same-Sex Civil Union Custody Controversy
September 7, 2005
The chief counsel for Florida-based Liberty Counsel says oral arguments in an important child custody case will be presented before the Vermont Supreme Court today. The case involves Lisa Miller, a former lesbian who traveled to Vermont to obtain a civil union with her partner while they were living in Virginia. Miller later gave birth to a child t... Full Story...
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