Atheist Group Attacks Schools in Tennessee, Mississippi Over Prayer at Athletic Events
The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), which has gained its reputation (and a tidy living for its employees) by suing school districts and...
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Appeals Court Rules for Ten Commandments in Dixie County, Florida, Case
A Ten Commandments monument on display at the courthouse in Dixie County, Florida, may stay in place for now, the 11th Circuit Court...
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The 200th Anniversary of the Naming of “Old Ironsides”
Two hundred years ago today — during the War of 1812 — perhaps the most storied vessel in the U.S. Navy, the Constitution, earned...
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Pro-Life Leaders Pay Tribute to “March for Life” Founder Nellie Gray
Pro-life leaders are paying tribute to Nellie Gray, the federal government attorney turned pro-life activist who founded and led the annual “March for...
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Pastor “at Peace” After Conviction in Lesbian Partners Custody Case
An Amish-Mennonite pastor who helped a woman flee the country with her daughter in order to keep the little girl from being handed...
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Security Guard Called Hero in Shooting at Family Research Council
A security guard working for the conservative Christian Family Research Council is being hailed as a hero after he stopped a gunman trying...
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Sex in Movies Correlates to Sexualized Adolescents, Research Shows
A new study out of Dartmouth College confirms what savvy parents have known for years: Hollywood movies are sexually charged, and that fact...
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U.S. Army Announces Military’s First Openly Homosexual General
With homosexuals now free to serve openly in the U.S. military it didn't take long for a gay officer to climb to the...
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Romney Says Boy Scouts Should Accept Homosexual Leaders
A campaign assistant for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney confirmed that the former Massachusetts governor's opposition to the Boy Scouts' ban on homosexual...
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Chicago Medical Examiner Won’t Release Autopsy of Victim of Botched Abortion
What is the Chicago medical examiner’s office trying to hide with regard to the death of a young woman following a botched abortion?...
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Federal Judge Upholds Traditional Marriage in Hawaii
A federal judge has ruled in favor of a Hawaii law that defines marriage as between a man and a woman, as well...
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Spanish-American War: Trial Run for Interventionism
U.S. Secretary of State John Hay called the Spanish-American War of 1898 a “splendid little war.” Superficially, the description seemed apt. The war...
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Saudi Arabia Deports 35 Ethiopian Christians It Detained
In the latest demonstration of its disregard for religious freedom, Saudi Arabia has deported 35 Ethiopian Christians it had been holding for several...
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“Right to Pray” Amendment Wins Overwhelming Vote in Missouri
Missouri voters Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a "Right to Pray" amendment to the state's Constitution, which will almost surely be challenged in federal court....
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Oxford University Changes Ancient Academic Dress Code for “Transgender” Students
Oxford University, which for centuries has set one of the strictest trends for academic propriety, announced that it is doing away with its...
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