Experts Warn of Rising AIDS Epidemic in China despite Record Drops
AIDS epidemic in China remains as a worrying trend although report shows that the total number of infection till last year appears to be lower then expected, experts say.
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Religious Freedom Day 2006 Celebrated Today
Today, January 16, the President of the United States commemorates the legislation, drafted by Thomas Jefferson, that protected the rights and religious freedoms of all Americans. -
Scientist Hwang Apologizes Amid Disgrace But Defends His Stem Cell Research
Once regarded as the world's leading stem cell pioneer, Hwang Woo-Suk apologized to fellow South Koreans. -
Effort to Ban Gay Marriage in California Falls Short, Fight Delays
Attempts to amend the California Constitution to ban gay marriage suffered a setback when two groups announced recently that they would not qualify for the June 2006 ballot. -
South Korean Cloning Expert Resigns After Investigation of Stem Cells
South Korean scientist Hwang Woo-Suk resigned after his university announced on Friday that he had fabricated results in his stem-cell research. -
Controversy Surrounding Stem Cell Research Raises Moral Question
A top South Korean scientist, made famous from a breakthrough study involving embryonic stem cell research, admits errors while raising the ethical question. -
State Appeals Court Reverses Ruling Allowing Gay Marriage in New York
A state appeals court overruled a lower court on Thursday that would have permitted same-sex marriages in New York, by saying that it is not the role of judges to redefine the terms "husband" and " -
U.S. and China Continue Dialogues, Human Rights Seen as Key to Strengthen China's Development
The second round of talks between a senior U.S. and Chinese official ended in Washington on Thursday, concluding with the two nations agreeing that respect for "human rights and the rule of law" is a -
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Abortion Case on a Minor's Rights
In the first abortion case in five years, the Supreme Court considers a minor’s right to an abortion. -
Parental Notification for Abortion Goes Before the Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court will argue a case on parental notification for minors seeking an abortion that can potentially affect how state legislatures rule over the divisive issue. -
Religious Freedom Lingers in China After Bush's China Visit
President George W. Bush left Beijing on Mon. after placing religious freedom at the center of his agenda with top Chinese officials. -
Bush Emphasizes Religious Freedom During China Visit
President George W. Bush's official visit to China begins on Sunday morning in a state-run church in Beijing before he emphasizes religious freedom. -
Supreme Court Nominee Talks to Democrats on 1985 Abortion Statement
Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito said, regarding a recently released 1985 document that showed his conservative stance on abortion, that as a federal judge he rules based on the law without personal -
Atheist Makes Effort to Remove 'In God We Trust' from U.S. Currency
The atheist activist well-known for his efforts to remove the phrase "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance has now moved towards removing "In God we Trust" off the U.S. currency. -
USCIRF China Delegation Releases Their Findings and Recommendations for the President
USCIRF released ''Policy Focus on China'' that includes their findings and recommendations from their high-profile trip back in Aug. -
Christians Will Vote on Proposition 73, Polls Show a Close Vote
In a special statewide election today, Californians will vote on a controversial amendment that has the support of Christians who are fighting to preserve the parents' role of protecting their childre -
Texas Christians Ready to Vote on Same-Sex Marriages
Across the state, pastors are urging their congregations to vote for the constitutional amendment in Texas to protect the biblical definition of marriage. -
Proposition 73: Both Sides Want to Protect Minor Seeking an Abortion
This Tuesday the special statewide election, which usually doesn't have much of a turnout compared to regular elections, has on its ballots a controversial bill that deals with the protection of a mi -
Appeals Court Grants Asylum to Chinese Christian
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reversed their ruling for a Christian seeking asylum in the U.S. -
Protect Marriage Pushes For Signatures in California Through Coalition
Sponsored by the Protect Marriage initiative, Traditional Family Coalition's goal is to collect one million signatures by the end of Nov. to protect the definition of marriage in California. -
Bush Nominates Alito for Supreme Court
Four days after Harriet Miers withdrew her nomination for the Supreme Court, President Bush chose a nominee that conservative Christians are supporting. -
California Will Vote on Proposition 73, Polls Show it Leading
There are less than two weeks left for voters in California to vote on the controversial measure that will mandate parents to be notified before a minor has an abortion. -
Hurricane Wilma Comes Ashore, Christians Staying Alert as it Heads Toward Canada
Christians are staying alert and waiting for the next “course of action” as the Hurricane subsides, after coming ashore in southern Florida early Monday and forecasters warning that the Hurricane is h -
Protecting the Next Generation, Church Taking the Role of God More Seriously
In the coming weeks, a controversial proposition, that is calling Christians to vote, will be placed on a special election in California that would prevent minors from having an abortion without paren -
Relief Services Respond to 'Devastating Earthquake' in South Asia
Christian and Humanitarian Relief Services responded to the earthquake that shook south Asia on Oct 8 by offering their condolences, prayers, and services to a region that is claiming thousands of cas
