Sexually Explicit High-school Textbook Outrages Calif. Parents
Parents and concerned citizens in Fremont, California are fighting back over the school district's attempts to adopt a sex-ed textbook that has been...
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Convention of 1787 Debates Scope of Presidential Veto Power
On August 15, 2014, Texas Governor Rick Perry was indicted by a Travis County grand jury for allegedly misusing the veto power granted...
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Pennsylvania Bridal Shop Latest Target of Angry Homosexuals
A Pennsylvania bridal shop is the latest business targeted for refusing to validate a behavior the owners find objectionable. ...
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Soldier Sues Army Over Reprisals for His Conservative Views
A decorated, 25-year veteran is suing the Army, charging that he was drummed out of the service over his conservative, Christian convictions. ...
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Welfare State Costs Taxpayers More Than $2 Trillion a Year
Federal, state, and local governments handed out more than $2 trillion in means-tested welfare benefits last year. ...
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National Monument Inspiring New Generations to Love Liberty
Plymouth Massachusetts’ Monument to the Forefathers is inspiring new generations of Americans to love liberty. ...
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Group Challenges McDonald’s for Sponsoring “Dating Naked” Show
The Parents Television Council is targeting McDonald's for advertising on a VH1 show called "Dating Naked." ...
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Philadelphia 1787: Delegates “Amazed” by Radical Changes to Articles
When the Committee of Detail reported its recommended constitution to the Philadelphia Convention on August 6, 1787, many of the delegates were “amazed”...
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Editor Fired for Criticizing “Queen James Bible” Fights Back
An Iowa newspaper editor is fighting back after he was fired for his private blog post criticizing the pro-LGBT "Queen James" Bible. ...
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What the 1787 Convention Almost Created
The term of office and method of election of president changed drastically at the Convention of 1787. ...
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Obama’s New LGBT Edict Outrages Conservatives, Christians
Conservative and Christian leaders are marshaling their forces to battle Obama's executive order giving hiring protections to LGBT individuals. ...
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Peter and the Commissar — 50 Years Later
Fifty years after "Peter and the Commissar" parodied central planning under the Soviet Union, would the themes still be laughable? ...
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Okla. Same-sex Marriage Ban
A federal appeals court ruled on July 18 that Oklahoma's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. The case appears likely to join a...
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Failed Senate Bill Reveals Continuing Assault on Religious Liberty
A failed bill that would have reversed the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby ruling shows that religious freedoms are in deep jeopardy from federal...
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216th Anniversary of Sedition Act: Have We Learned Nothing?
John Adams signed the Sedition Act 216 years ago this week. Have we learned nothing from that egregious violation of the Constitution? ...
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