Philadelphia Offering Condoms to 11-Year-Olds
The city of Philadelphia has an important message for its 11-year-old residents: sex can be loads of fun, but it’s better “when you’re...
Culture
Delaware Legalizes Homosexual Unions
Delaware will become the eighth state to legalize civil unions for homosexual partners when Governor Jack Markell signs the bill approved on April...
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Oklahoma, Idaho Pass Key Pro-Life Bills
The legislatures of two more states, Oklahoma and Idaho, have voted overwhelmingly to protect the most vulnerable individuals in society: the unborn. ...
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Acts of God, Godly People, and Government
Tornadoes wreaked havoc in Oklahoma and Arkansas, killing several people. This is the sort of very real human tragedy that is not suspect...
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California Bill Would Mandate Teaching of LGBT Contributions
The California state legislature is considering a measure that would force social studies teachers to recognize the contributions to society made by “lesbian,...
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Kansas Governor Signs Pair of Pro-Life Bills
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback (left), who for nearly 16 years was one of the most consistently pro-life lawmakers in the U.S. Senate, continued...
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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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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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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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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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