The media keep heralding discoveries that purport to give us a new Jesus. But, in the words of The Chronicle of Higher Education, they are little more than "scholarly malpractice."

What National Geographic did with The Gospel of Judas is only one example (see WORLD, June 28). In 2006 that magazine published an ancient text that purported to present Judas as the good guy, who betrayed Jesu...

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01. August 2008 19:48 Uhr Hoge Fenton Grows; Adds Three Lawyers

Hoge Fenton Jones & Appel, a leading Northern California law firm, today announced that , and have joined the firm's San Jose office.

Brian Dickman joins Hoge Fenton's Business & Tax Group with seven years' experience in business/corporate law, inclu...

Sen. John McCain, known for his lengthy exchanges with reporters, has cut back on the time he spends with the national press, as his campaign tries to better control its daily message.

In recent weeks, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has significantly shortened the give-and-take sessions he holds with reporters on his bus and decreased the number of news conferences. He to...