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A group that advocates separation of church and state filed a federal lawsuit Thursday to prevent South Carolina from becoming the first state to create “I Believe” license plates.
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The main entrance to Colorado Christian University is pictured on Thursday, July 24, 2008. A federal appeals court ruled late Wednesday that Colorado Christian University can participate in a state aid program. It is the latest in a string of legal...
