by Jodi Mathews | Feb 26, 2003 | News
Think drunk drivers can’t strike again? Think again. Habitual drunk drivers make up about 40 percent of all drunk driving trips, according to AAA. In a release on its Web site, AAA stated that research by its Foundation for Traffic Safety found that...
by Jodi Mathews | Feb 24, 2003 | News
With nearly 65 percent of Americans either overweight or obese, the state of Maine is tired of waiting around for its residents to shape up. They are going to make fighting obesity a matter of law. Maine lawmakers unveiled bills this month that would require large...
by Robert Rhodes | Feb 20, 2003 | News
Since March 2002, Mennonite Central Committee worker Edward Miller has been living in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital, offering the solitary witness of an American Christian to the Iraqi people. The child of MCC workers, Miller, 31, is a graduate of Goshen (Ind.) College....
by Jodi Mathews | Feb 19, 2003 | News
According to new guidelines set forth by the Department of Education, schools could lose government funding for hindering students’ prayers. Released by the department Feb. 7, the guidelines vary somewhat from earlier directions given by the Clinton...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Feb 18, 2003 | News
A number of foreign newspaper editorials said the massive peace demonstrations around the world created political hardships for government leaders pushing for a war against Iraq. “Middle England was on the march as opposition to a military strike on Baghdad...
by Jodi Mathews | Feb 17, 2003 | News
The European Union’s newly composed constitution won’t mention God, despite several member countries’ efforts for the contrary. Valery Giscard d’Estaing, president of the convention on the future of Europe, unveiled the EU constitution’s...
