Supreme Court Declines to Hear Pro-Life Personhood Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the appeal of a state supreme court ruling that denies the voters of Oklahoma their...
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Minn. Woman Barred From Sharing Faith at HUD-Funded Complex
Ruth Sweats, a woman at a senior citizens housing complex in Minneapolis, was forbidden to talk about her faith because the apartment received funds...
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Children Seized From Mother in London Borough Awarded To Homosexuals
Three judges in Britain have ruled against the appeal of a mother whose children were adopted by a homosexual couple. The state took...
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U.S. Senate Candidate Criticized by Both Parties for Pro-Life Comments
U.S. Senate candidate Richard Mourdock has been attacked by both Democrats and members of his own Republican Party for saying that a child...
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Tufts Univ. Bans Christian Group Over Biblical Leadership Requirements
Over the past couple of years higher education institutions across the nation have been targeting student Christian groups that require their leaders to...
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Marijuana May Harm Intelligence in Teen Users, New Study Finds
A long-term study out of New Zealand has found that teens using marijuana on a regular basis may suffer from lowered intelligence as...
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Federal Court Blocks Indiana’s Planned Parenthood Funding Ban
On October 23, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago blocked Indiana's defunding of Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers, affirming...
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Judge Rules for Texas Cheerleaders in Bible Banner Lawsuit
Cheerleaders at a Texas high school have been awarded an injunction by a district judge, allowing them to continue displaying Bible verses on...
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Planned Parenthood Head Goes Full-time With Obama Campaign
The head of Planned Parenthood is taking a break from her tax-subsidized job so she can "volunteer" full time in Obama's re-election effort. ...
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Boy Scouts Release Confidential Child-abuse Files
Nearly 15,000 pages from files the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) kept between 1965 and 1985 on alleged child sexual abuse by Scout...
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Another Federal Court Rules Against Traditional Marriage
A federal appeals court in New York City has ruled that the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which defines marriage as...
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Pro-Family Group Warns of Agenda Behind SPLC’s “Mix It Up” Day
The American Family Association is warning parents about an “entry level” diversity program being promoted by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) under...
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After 96 Years, Abortion Giant Planned Parenthood Still Targeting Minorities
Planned Parenthood marked its 96th anniversary on October 16, and Jim Sedlak of the American Life League noted that over the past 42...
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At Presidential Debate, Obama Shills for Planned Parenthood
As expected, President Obama went to bat for Planned Parenthood during the October 16 debate with GOP rival Mitt Romney, blasting Romney's campaign...
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Arkansas Honors Young Confederate Hero
The American Civil War was a dark chapter in America's history. Yet it did produce those who merited respect and honor. David O....
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