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Minister arrested for gathering signatures wins ban on enforcement of 1913 state law.

(Updated) Two boys, ages 9 and 10, were released pending investigation and questioning but not acquitted.

Pro-choice advocate who threatened to kill Frank Pavone and Robert George receives 41-month federal prison term.

(Updated) Vandalism at Church of the Dormition is latest in series of attacks supporting unauthorized settlements in the West Bank.

Archbishop of Kenya calls for increased government security to protect Christians.

(Updated) Lawyers: "The government ... knows how ridiculous it sounds arguing that a Bible publisher isn't religious enough to qualify as a religious employer."

Christian health organization avoids contempt of court, but ordered to stop advertising.

Judge: "Indirect financial support of a practice" does not violate First Amendment rights.

(Updated) Student editor: "Printing this story will not cause a Penn State situation...."

Well-known British evangelical chooses to remain celibate, believes in "greater openness to talk about these issues."

Church will not press charges against man who released cockroaches on church's front porch.

McLaren family wedding ceremony included "traditional Christian elements."

For-profit school established nonprofit arm to qualify, but Green family sees benefits in its model.

Company says it has not "capitulated to demands of the supporters of same sex marriage."

Only 4 percent limit Lord's Supper to baptized church members.

Texas judge grants temporary injunction against superintendent's ban on religious-themed signs.

After 30 years, Peruvian officers face "crimes against humanity" for Putis massacre.

Universities' religiosity impacts students' decision to attend U.S. schools.

Annual taxes on Catholic property with non-religious purposes could total 3 billion euros.