Priest could face trial for saying Jesus existed - Europe - MSNBC.com

"An Italian judge heard arguments Friday on whether a small-town parish priest should stand trial for asserting that Jesus Christ existed.
The priest's atheist accuser, Luigi Cascioli, says the Roman Catholic Church has been deceiving people for 2,000 years with a fable that Christ existed, and that the Rev. Enrico Righi violated two Italian laws by reasserting the claim."...more

WorldNetDaily: 'Confession' of child abuse no longer secret?

"A bill under consideration by New Hampshire legislators would require Catholic priests and other religious figures to divulge any information they hear regarding child abuse, even if told to them by parishioners in the private act of 'confession.' "...more

Google refuses US data request. 21/01/2006. ABC News Online

"The Government says Google has refused to comply with a subpoena issued last year for one million random web addresses, as well as records of all searches entered on Google during any one-week period.
The Justice Department told a US District Court on Wednesday it needed the information to prepare its case to revive the 1998 Child Online Protection Act.
The law prohibits Internet companies from knowingly making available obscene or pornographic material to minors."...more