Culture
Kentucky Pastor’s Legislative Prayer Hits Too Close to Home
A Kentucky seminary professor and pastor has drawn the ire of a few state politicians for a prayer he offered before the Governor...
Superintendent Bullies Student for Article Opposing Homosexuality
A Wisconsin school superintendent may be rethinking how he dealt with a student who wrote a school newspaper article condemning homosexuality as sinful....
Read moreRecalling the Moscow Show Trials
Seventy-five years ago, on January 25, 1937, the terror known generally as the Moscow Show Trials entered its second phase. The first phase...
Read moreVa. Catholic Church Bans Girl Scouts Over Group’s Planned Parenthood Link
The Girl Scouts of the USA organization continues to attract critics for straying from its roots in a more secular and non-traditional direction....
Read morePope Challenges U.S. Bishops to Battle “Radical” Anti-Christian Agenda
As many Catholic dioceses across America step up their efforts to protect the unborn and defend traditional marriage and family, Pope Benedict XVI...
Read morePoll: 8 in 10 Americans Favor Abortion Restrictions
After hundreds of thousands participated in the March for Life, while President Obama celebrated abortion on the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a...
Read moreMd. Abortionists: State Law Does Not Permit Our Prosecution
Two abortionists in Maryland, charged with murder under the state’s fetal homicide law, claim that prosecutors are misusing that law and attacking a...
Read moreBig-City Mayors Go to Bat for Same-Sex Marriage
Mayors of more that 70 U.S. cities have joined forces in support of fully legalizing homosexual marriage. According to the Associated Press, the...
Read morePro-Life Group Releases List of Most Pro-Life States
For the pro-life movement, 2011 was a banner year. According to the group Americans United for Life (AUL), a total of 47 state...
Read moreReligious Groups Vow to Fight Obama’s Contraception Mandate
The Obama administration announced January 20 that under its 2010 ObamaCare medical legislation employers will be compelled to cover birth control for women...
Read moreOn Roe v. Wade’s 39th Anniversary, Obama Celebrates the “Constitutional Right” to Abortion
On January 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court voided the abortion laws of all 50 states in an unprecedented and brazen display of...
Read moreAlger Hiss Conviction Highlighted Communist Subversion of U.S. Gov’t
The Soviet Union since its earliest days described the United States as the “main enemy.” The penetration of American government and society was...
Read moreGuttmacher/WHO Study Is Abortion Propaganda, Pro-Life Leader Says
A British-based pro-life leader said that a recent study by two influential organizations supposedly showing that “unsafe” abortions are on the rise is...
Read moreRabbinical Alliance Urges Social Conservatives to Reject Romney
The 70-year-old Rabbinical Alliance of America has called upon Republican primary voters in South Carolina to reject the candidacy of Mitt Romney. The...
Read moreMaryland County Considers Bill to Accommodate Cross-Dressing Men
Maryland’s Baltimore County is considering an ordinance that critics warn would allow transvestites, cross-dressers, and men confused about their gender to access women’s...
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