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Featured Articles

  1. Power Struggle

    With James Dobson Inching Toward Retirement And Others Off The Scene, Many Wonder Who Will Fill The Religious Right’s Bully Pulpit Read More »

  2. Texas Two-Step

    State School Board Takes One Step Forward On Science Standards – And Two Steps Back Read More »

  3. A+ Arizona

    State Supreme Court Flunks Voucher Subsidies For Religious And Other Private Schools Read More »

  4. Special Delivery

    Letters From AU’s Legal Department Solve Church-State Problems In Public Schools Without Going To Court Read More »

Editorial

  1. Vouching For Failure
  2. Just Say No To Coercion

Perspective

  1. At Harvard And The White House

People & Events

  1. Public Universities Can Deny Aid To Biased Clubs, Says Appeals Court
  2. Iowa Supreme Court’s Marriage Ruling Respects Religious Liberty, Says AU
  3. Coach Declines Invitation To Join Obama Faith Council After AU Protest
  4. Obama’s First Court Pick Supports Separation, Angers Religious Right
  5. House Committee Rejects Amendment To Expand D.C. Voucher Program
  6. Florida School Prayer Bill Shelved After AU Clergy Protest
  7. Kentucky Baptist School Should Not Get Millions In State Aid, Argues AU
  8. U.S. Is Not An Officially ‘Christian Nation,’ Obama Says During Overseas Visit
  9. Milwaukee Voucher School Shuts Down After Allegations Of Student Mistreatment

AU Bulletin

  1. Discard Bush Medical Regs, AU Tells HHS
  2. Iowa Senator Continues Televangelist Probe
  3. Nevada’s Preaching Valedictorian Loses in Court
  4. ‘Oklahoma Version’ Of Commandments Proposed
  5. Texas Moment-Of-Silence Law Passes Court Test
  6. Amish Man Jailed Over Outhouse Conflict
  7. Vatican Vetoes U.S. Ambassador Nominees
  8. Church Groups Push EU To Approve Sunday Law
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