Bryant Apologizes to Homosexuals for Remark
Kobe Bryant, the superstar shooting guard for the Los Angeles Lakers, has apologized to homosexuals everywhere for calling a referee a "f*****g faggot"...
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Controversial J. Crew Ad Features Boy With Pink Toenails
A controversial website advertisement for the preppy clothing store J. Crew features a mother painting her son’s toenails a shade of neon pink....
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New Book Features Christ as Homosexual Drug Addict
Christianity is under attack yet again, this time with the publication of a new book depicting Jesus Christ as a homosexual drug addict....
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Do Religious People Live Longer?
Elissaios Papyrakis as the University of East Anglia has come out with a report that suggests that fewer and fewer young people are...
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Fort Sumter: Dividing a Nation
Wars are seldom tidy, and often the unfinished business from one war provides the spark and tinder for the next. The forts that...
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Ark. High Court Overturns Ban on Cohabitants’ Adoption
The Arkansas Supreme Court has struck down a law passed by voters in 2008 that prohibited cohabiting couples from adopting children or serving...
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Report: Few Americans Are Homosexual
A researcher at the UCLA School of Law reports that 9 million American adults, about 3.5 percent of the population, are homosexual, lesbian,...
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Nashville Passes Controversial “Sexual Orientation” Ordinance
The city known for country music and hospitality can now boast a new “gay friendly” business atmosphere. By a vote of 21-15 the...
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Delaware Families Contend with Overreaching Laws
As Americans witness the slow but steady stripping of their individual rights by the growing government Leviathan, some are unwilling to sit idly...
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The Panic of 1893: Boosting Bankers’ Money and Power
Junius Morgan was, at best, a third-tier English banker in the 1850s, who was fortunate to have had a hand in a number...
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Arizona Bans Abortions Based on Gender and Race
In what an abortion research group has called a first in the United States, pro-life Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has signed legislation outlawing...
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How Bad Laws Go National: Case Study HB 235
At this writing, a piece of state legislation in Maryland, HB 235, has passed the state House in Annapolis and is poised to...
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Pioneering Pro-Life Presidential Candidate Ellen McCormack Dies at 84
Ellen McCormack, a two-time presidential candidate who was drawn into the race because of her pro-life beliefs, has died at 84. McCormack's son John...
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Indiana Moves Closer to Passing Marriage Protection Amendment
On March 29 the Indiana State Senate overwhelmingly passed a constitutional amendment protecting traditional marriage. The 40-to-10 vote came on the heels of...
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Pediatrics Report Warns of “Facebook Depression” Among Teens
A recent report from American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) warns that teens who spend too much time texting and surfing social media websites...
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