Libya: Benghazi holds first post-Gadhafi vote
More than 400 people were running for the 41 seats up for grabs on the local council of Benghazi, Libya’s second-largest city. The vote for the city council was the first in Benghazi since the 1960s, and some of the voting centers Saturday were so crowded that they stayed open an extra hour to meet the rush of voters. “I hope this election is genuine … because...
Analysis: G-8 stress growth, but means are scarce
It’s a juggle that’s much harder in real life than it is on paper. Their eight-paragraph statement from the presidential retreat at Camp David, Md., on Saturday seamlessly bridged both sides of the austerity versus growth debate and let each decide exactly what the new growth emphasis is going to mean. And it said little about where the money for more spending might...
Before you buy, do your research. Lots of it.
You’ve decided exactly what you want. Now shop around some more. By Trent Hamm, Guest blogger / May 19, 2012 Whether in-store or online, Hamm recommends having several different options in mind and choosing the best price when making a major purchase. Courtesy of Brittany Lynne Enlarge You have your list of desired features...
Before you buy, do your research. Lots of it.
You’ve decided exactly what you want. Now shop around some more. By Trent Hamm, Guest blogger / May 19, 2012 Whether in-store or online, Hamm recommends having several different options in mind and choosing the best price when making a major purchase. Courtesy of Brittany Lynne Enlarge You have your list of desired features...
Florida teacher, fired for premarital sex, has right to a trial, court rules
A teacher at a Christian school, fired in 2009 ostensibly for engaging in premarital sex, can proceed with her lawsuit against the school, a US appeals court ruled Wednesday. She says the real reason she lost her job was pregnancy. By Warren Richey, Staff writer / May 16, 2012 0 A federal appeals court on Wednesday reinstated a lawsuit filed by...
Florida teacher, fired for premarital sex, has right to a trial, court rules
A teacher at a Christian school, fired in 2009 ostensibly for engaging in premarital sex, can proceed with her lawsuit against the school, a US appeals court ruled Wednesday. She says the real reason she lost her job was pregnancy. By Warren Richey, Staff writer / May 16, 2012 0 A federal appeals court on Wednesday reinstated a lawsuit filed by...
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Florida teacher, fired for premarital sex, has right to a trial, court rules
A teacher at a Christian school, fired in 2009 ostensibly for engaging in premarital sex, can proceed with her lawsuit against the school, a US appeals court ruled Wednesday. She…
Florida teacher, fired for premarital sex, has right to a trial, court rules
A teacher at a Christian school, fired in 2009 ostensibly for engaging in premarital sex, can proceed with her lawsuit against the school, a US appeals court ruled Wednesday. She…
Greg Laurie’s Upcoming Sermon Traces Disciple Peter’s Footsteps in Jerusalem
Evangelist Greg Laurie can be seen tracing the steps of the disciple Peter in his upcoming sermon filmed in Jerusalem that will be shown to his church in Southern California…
Greg Laurie’s Upcoming Sermon Traces Disciple Peter’s Footsteps in Jerusalem
Evangelist Greg Laurie can be seen tracing the steps of the disciple Peter in his upcoming sermon filmed in Jerusalem that will be shown to his church in Southern California…
Chen Guangcheng comes to the US, but what about other dissidents?
Chen Guangcheng’s flight to New York Saturday marks a major step in difficult and delicate negotiations between Beijing and Washington. But it also spotlights the difficulty other activists face under a…
Chen Guangcheng comes to the US, but what about other dissidents?
Chen Guangcheng’s flight to New York Saturday marks a major step in difficult and delicate negotiations between Beijing and Washington. But it also spotlights the difficulty other activists face under a…
Chen Guangcheng comes to the US, but what about other dissidents?
Chen Guangcheng’s flight to New York Saturday marks a major step in difficult and delicate negotiations between Beijing and Washington. But it also spotlights the difficulty other activists face under a…
Should Tithing Count as ‘Charitable Giving?’
GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney was recently criticized by political commentator Bill Maher for counting the 16.5 percent of the income he and his wife earned in recent years as…