Lawyers for Illinois Attorney General, Lisa Madigan and Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White, will appear before a three-Judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals this morning at 9 a.m. to urge that a lower court ruling that Illinois begin producing “Choose Life” specialty license plates be overturned.
The problems for Richard Roberts started about two months ago when three former faculty members launched a lawsuit accusing their leader of a variety of things, including forcing students to be involved in a political campaign. The professors also made several claims regarding Roberts’ alleged use of university money to support a lavish lifestyle for him and his family.
Last Friday 700 people gathered for the National Media Prayer Breakfast at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif., to pray for the end of the two-week writers’ strike that has halted production on many Hollywood studios, reported the Associated Press (AP).
By Jim Brown, OneNewsNow.com
A civil rights attorney is hailing a nearly $11 million jury verdict against a radical Kansas church that demonstrates at the funerals of Americans killed in war. The church claims that God is punishing America for its tolerance of homosexuality by killing U.S. troops in Iraq.
By Jim Brown, OneNewsNow.com A spokesman for a Muslim group that is seeking to construct a large worship and recreation facility on a farm in a small western Maryland town is seeking to allay the fears of residents who believe the Muslim center would threaten their quality of life.
(NOTE: The Largest U.S. Churches list published in the same issue is correct and remains the same. The corrected Fastest-Growing list is posted on OutreachMagazine.com, and inaccuracies are corrected in the revised release below. Outreach magazine regrets any confusion that may have occurred as a result of the error.)
