You are hereIndiana newspapers decry antievolution bill
 Indiana's newspapers are reacting to the prospective antievolution bill in Indiana. Prospective antievolution bill mutates in Indiana
The expected antievolution bill in Indiana appears to have mutated. A ruling against Louisiana's voucher program
 Louisiana's controversial voucher program was ruled to violate the Louisiana state constitution, the Baton Rouge Advocate (December 3, 2012) reports. Closing a creationist loophole in Britain
 "All free schools will be forced to present evolution as a comprehensive and central tenet of scientific theory," the Guardian (November 29, 2012) reported, "following lobbying by senior scientists concerned that Christian-run institutions could exploit loopholes in the rules to present creationism as a credible theory." Louisiana's voucher program in the dock
A trial in a state court over Louisiana's controversial voucher program began on November 28, 2012, reviving the issue of the state's funding of schools that teach creationism. "Intelligent design" bill expected in Montana
 A Montana legislator is preparing a bill to require the teaching of "intelligent design" along with evolution. Creationists in trademark suit
 The producers of the NPR show Science Friday filed a suit against the operators of a right-wing radio show that features a creationist segment, Real Science Friday, according to the New York Post (November 15, 2012). Antievolution legislation on the horizon in Indiana
Efforts to undermine the teaching of evolution are likely to be revived in the Indiana legislature, according to a columnist for the Lafayette Journal and Courier (November 10, 2012). Freshwater case in Church & State
 The Freshwater case is featured in the November 2012 issue of Church & State, the magazine of Americans United for Separation of Church and State. NCSE files amicus in Freshwater appeal
 By providing a friend-of-the-court brief (PDF) to Ohio's Supreme Court on October 4, 2012, NCSE is again supporting a local school district that fired a middle school science teacher over his inappropriate religious activity in the classroom — including teaching creationism. Pages
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