- 12/27/2011
A 'Real' War on Christmas? Police Across China Attack Christians for Celebrating Christmas (VIDEO)
On Christmas Day, police across China tear gassed and beat down Christians for worshiping at "unofficial" Christmas services, according to an American aid group in the region.
- 12/26/2011
South Korea Delegates Aim to Strengthen Ties With North Korea
As Kim Jong-un solidifies his status as North Korea's newest leader, prominent South Korean personalities appear to be making an effort for both countries to begin new relations on the right note.
- 12/26/2011
Pro-Life Groups in South Dakota Propose Ban on Abortions After 20 Weeks
Will South Dakota voters get a chance to ban abortions after 20 weeks?
- 12/26/2011
America's 'Dirty Little Secret': Growing Number of People Not Concerned About Religion
Not Christian. Not Atheist. Not anything. More and more people just "don't care" about religion.
- 12/25/2011
Activists Plan Christmas Day Vigil for 'Drug War Widows and Orphans'
Drug War activists plan to protest "over-incarceration" with a Christmas Day vigil. Does the U.S. put too many people in prison for drugs?
Tags Culture Ethics/rights - 12/23/2011
'Mad Dash' for New Air Jordan Sneaker Lead to Shootings, Arrests, Pepper Spray
In scenes that brought grim reminders of the violence brought forth from the frenzy of Black Friday, shoppers all over the country are firing guns, breaking into malls, and getting pepper-sprayed by police just to get their hands on a pair of Air Jordans.
- 12/23/2011
Song Describing Jesus as a 'Woody Allen Vampire' Pulled From TV
A comedy song describing Jesus as part Woody Allen, part telepathic zombie vampire, was pulled from an Australian television program because one of the network's executives believed the song might offend Christians.
Tags Animals - 12/22/2011
Supreme Court Asked to Review Idaho Ban on Bible in Public Schools
Does a state have the right to tell a charter school that it can't use the Bible as a historical or literary text?
- 12/22/2011
Saudi Arabia 'Teaching' Kids Terrorism With US Funding?
The Saudi Arabian government is accused of creating textbooks for children that teach hate, but the U.S. government gives billions of aid to the oil-rich kingdom. Is the U.S., in effect, "paying" for terrorism?
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12/22/2011Ron Paul Appeals to Christians With Pro-Life Ad, Faith-Filled Message
The Ron Paul wants voters to know that he is a pro-life Christian, too. Watch the new ad from the GOP presidential hopeful on his pro-life stance.
- 12/21/2011
Amish Girl 'Accidentally' Killed on Way Home From Christmas Party
A Ohio Amish girl was killed by a stray bullet while riding in a buggy on her way home from a Christmas party, and a man more than a mile a way who had shot his gun into the air is allegedly to blame.
- 12/21/2011
Afghan Immigrant Accused in 'Honor Killings' of 3 Daughters, Wife
A Canadian man accused in death of his daughters and wife, says, “Even if they come back to life a hundred times, if I have a cleaver in my hand, I will cut (them) in pieces," but denies actually killing them.
- 12/20/2011
Ron Paul Wants to Cut Aid to Israel; Is He the 'Zionist' of the GOP?
Is Ron Paul's plan to cut all foreign aid actually "good" for Israel?
- 12/20/2011
Plane Crashes Into NJ Highway, Killing All 5 Passengers
A single-engine plane carrying five passengers and a dog has crashed in New Jersey, killing all on board.
- 12/20/2011
TV Hosts 'Eat Each Other's Flesh' in Front of Live TV Audience
In front of a live audience, two Dutch television hosts agreed to eat something they have never eaten before: chunks of each other's flesh.
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