- 07/01/2011
Indiana's Sweeping Pro-life Provisions Take Effect
Indiana Right to Life is hailing today as the date on which sweeping pro-life policies passed by the Indiana legislature in HEA 1210 and HEA 1474 will go into full effect, saying these provisions are the most significant improvements to Indiana’s abortion law in nearly four decades.
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06/30/2011Retiring Defense Secretary Gates Awarded Medal of Freedom
He never saw it coming. President Obama surprised Defense Secretary Robert Gates by awarding him the prestigious Medal of Freedom at a retirement ceremony at the Pentagon Thursday
Tags Barack Obama Conflict/War - 06/30/2011
Judge Rules Prison Can Force-Medicate Loughner
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that prison officials in Missouri can force-medicate alleged shooter Jared Lee Loughner, who is being held for a Tucson, Ariz., shooting spree in January in which six people were killed and 13 were injured – including U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.).
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06/29/2011Los Alamos Pulls Together to Fight Las Conchas Fire; Lab Still Safe
New Mexico governor Susana Martinez assured the public on Wednesday that all resources necessary to battle the Las Conchas Fire have been made available. The fire is currently burning close to Los Alamos.
Tags Relief - 06/28/2011
Gabrielle Giffords Makes Her First Public Appearance Since Shooting
Democratic Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords made her first public appearance Monday night at a NASA event in Houston since being shot in January. She entered in a wheelchair and was greeted with a standing ovation.
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06/28/2011Michele Bachmann Responds to John Wayne Gaffe and 'Flake' Question
Nearly every politician gets it wrong at some point. Sometimes gaffes stick and sometimes they don’t. Minnesota Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann is hoping for the latter.
- 06/27/2011
Rod Blagojevich Found Guilty on 17 Counts of Corruption
A federal jury in Chicago convicted former Ill. Gov. Rod Blagojevich on 17 of 20 counts in his corruption trial. The jury deadlocked on two counts and found him not guilty on another.
Tags Barack Obama Politics - 06/27/2011
Calif. Violent Video Game Ban Ruled Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court issued a 7-2 ruling Monday, striking down a California law that would have banned selling “violent” video games to children.
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06/24/2011Former Korn Guitarist to Play at Alive Fest in Ohio
Brian Welch left one of the most successful metal groups of his era in 2005 after becoming a Christian. The guitarist, who is now telling others about the redeeming power of Christ, will perform at Alive Fest this weekend.
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06/24/2011Peter Falk of 'Columbo' Dies at 83; Suffered Alzheimer's
Peter Falk, who was best known for playing Lieutenant Columbo, died Thursday night at the age of 83 at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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06/23/2011Lisicki's Stunning Win Over Li Na at Wimbledon Provides Feel Good Moment
Sixth-second ranked Sabine Lisicki stunned the tennis world at Wimbledon on Thursday by defeating Li Na, the number three-seed, providing a feel good story that was hard not to get caught up in.
- 06/23/2011
David Tyree Explains His 'Anarchy' Comments on Gay Marriage
As the New York state legislature debates the legalization of gay marriage, former New York Giants wide receiver David Tyree, star of Super Bowl XLII, continues to speak about the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman.
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06/22/2011Glen Campbell Diagnosed With Alzheimer's
In an interview with PEOPLE magazine, due to hit newsstands on Friday, country singer Glen Campbell, 75, and his wife, Kim, reveal that he has Alzheimer’s disease.
- 06/22/2011
Interview: Two Texas A&M Baseball Players on Following Christ
Texas A&M baseball players Jacob House and Troy Stein recently spoke to The Christian Post about their faith. The interview was conducted before the Aggies’ exist from the College World Series this week.
Tags Culture - 06/22/2011
Wal-Mart Shopper Chases 3 Alleged Beer Thieves
A Wal-Mart shopper in Alvin, Texas, who was fed up with people looking the other way when someone does something wrong, chased three men who allegedly were attempting to steal three cases of beer. Authorities eventually caught the men.
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