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(UPDATED) Utah and New Mexico follow in recent footsteps of Hawaii and Illinois, but via judges not lawmakers.

Lead singer had just returned from China tour.

(UPDATED) Provocative thinker dies at 77 after revealing stage 4 cancer diagnosis.

(UPDATED) Church cooperation leads to uncertainty over new Falcons stadium’s location.

(Updated) Explosion by Islamists at Kenyan church follows similar church attack in formerly safe Tanzania.

(Updated) New statements suggest that student's disrespectful behavior, not his gesture toward the sky, warranted the team's disqualification.

As 95th birthday approaches, evangelist preparing message for "My Hope" campaign.

(Updated) The well-known author and philosopher has died at age 77.

Even well-known culture critics can end up with wildly expensive home-repair bills.

(UPDATED) Chaplains and politicians protest Obama’s promise to veto religious liberty amendment to military spending bill.

New info on the Dearborn Arab festival, the Hagia Sophia, and the American missionary sentenced in North Korea.

Recent cases indicate that the new abortion battleground could be public schools, Washington Post suggests.

(UPDATED) Thanks to additional evidence not made known to media, Joe Aguillard will remain at the Baptist school even after he was accused of misusing school funds.

Barna survey suggests that overcoming self-righteous tendencies is difficult for Christians–regardless of denomination or demographics. (Infographic)

(Updated) Government agrees to allow Plan B One-Step to be sold over the counter to all women.

(UPDATED) Employees testify against Texas abortion doctor with allegedly similar practices.

Wife Anne Paulk cites key differences in their walk and asks for prayer for him.

(Updated) USCIRF's new list of religious freedom violators has familiar names, but contrasts with other lists.

(UPDATED) Musician turned to God late in life after rebellious lifestyle landed him in a coma.