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After last year's Turkey tiff, GAO wants State Department and USCIRF to patch things up.

Good news for 700 former hospital employees months before plan runs out of funds.

High-profile partnership between two evangelical celebrities hopes more money will prompt more adoptions.

Pensacola Christian College now controls dissident web domain.

String of acquittals continues as another riot breaks out.

English leaders say religious education is a necessary part of primary education.

(Updated) New bill asserts, "Each state in the union is sovereign and may independently determine how that state may make laws respecting an establishment of religion."

Only two American cities rank in the top 10 on both lists.

A recent forum and festival highlight growth of religious freedom and tolerance.

Amid debate over whether public feedings help or hurt the homeless, judge says city's food ordinance violates religious freedom.

(UPDATED) Historian: McCall represented "the height of denominational identity ... and its subsequent dramatic collapse."

High court says another high court's ruling is illegal.

(UPDATED) Sweden grants asylum to one Iranian convert, but others say their asylum applications are denied because judges don't understand their plight.

(Updated) After court-sanctioned Bible destruction in March, Kazakhstan is proposing new regulations to limit religious freedom.

(Updated) Even though the Indiana Supreme Court upheld a voucher program, the Louisiana Supreme Court has called its state's program unconstitutional.

(UPDATED) Federal judge blocks North Dakota's new ban on abortions after as few as six weeks of pregnancy.

LifeWay survey finds equal numbers of Americans plan to attend–and skip–Easter worship.

(Updated) Defense Ministry: 'To keep good diplomatic relations, they are going to be allowed to go back to their countries.'

Largest evangelical university announces film partnership to answer 'faith-wrecking' questions.