U.S. House Affirms National Motto “In God We Trust”
The U.S House of Representatives voted 396-9 on November 1 to affirm “In God We Trust” as the official national motto of the...
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Ruling May Force Christian TV Shows Off the Air
A Federal Communications Commission ruling on closed captioning of television programs could jeopardize the continued broadcast of shows produced by “some 300 small-...
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Nurses Forced to Assist With Abortions Sue N.J. Hospital
A dozen nurses in New Jersey have filed a law suit against their employer, charging that they were forced to assist with abortions....
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German Catholic Bishops Selling Porn
Sexual corruption in the Catholic priesthood goes even deeper than anyone thought. Yet while the scandal of homosexual priests molesting teenage boys has...
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Supreme Court Declines Case Banning Crosses on Utah Highways
The Supreme Court has declined to take up the appeal of a lower court ruling that bans crosses placed along Utah’s highways in...
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Seven Billion Milestone a Blessing Says Population Expert
Demographic “experts” have said that the Earth now has 7 billion inhabitants, or soon will have, and population control groups are using the...
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Pepsi Getting Heat for Use of Aborted Fetal Cells in Flavor Research
Shareholders of PepsiCo have filed a resolution with the Securities and Exchange Commission in an effort to force the company to stop contracting...
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Marijuana-themed Candy Upsets Community Leaders
A candy wholesaler is targeting kids with a new product line: lollipops, gummy sours, and ring pops shaped like marijuana leaves. While the...
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Study Links TV Profanity to Teen Cursing and Aggression
Young people who are exposed to profanity on television and in video games are not only more likely to use profanity themselves, but...
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Gender-Confused Boy Welcomed Into Girl Scouts
Bobby Montoya, a seven-year-old boy living with his mother in Denver, wants to join the Girl Scouts, and the group’s Colorado headquarters says...
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N.C. County Appeals to Supreme Court in Case that Bans Christian Prayers
A North Carolina county wants to resume its longtime practice of beginning government meetings with prayer, and is asking the U.S. Supreme Court...
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Robert Taft: Count Him Conservative
If Robert Taft had been a baseball player instead of a United States Senator, he might have led the league in left-handed compliments....
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Christian Kids’ Club Sues Okla. School District
An after-school Christian kids' club is suing the school district of Owassa, Oklahoma, a suburb of Tulsa, for preventing the club’s organizers from...
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NFL’s Tim Tebow Steadfast Despite Animosity Toward His Faith
Tim Tebow just doesn’t seem to get it. The NFL quarterback, whose mother ignored a doctor’s advice to abort him, and who himself...
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How Would George Washington Counsel Us Today?
Rev. Mark Collins (left) of Yorktown, Texas, enjoys a national reputation as a portrayer of George Washington. Since July 4, 2002, Rev. Collins has...
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