- 04/16/2013
Some Media Admit: Pro-Choice Bias Behind Blackout of Gosnell Abortions Trial
A few major news publications, including The Washington Post, admitted that the death penalty trial of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell is largely being ignored by mainstream media because it doesn't fit with the pro-abortion narrative.
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04/16/2013Westboro Baptist Church to Picket Boston Marathon Funerals
Westboro Baptist Church has not missed the opportunity to condemn gay marriage and America in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing on Monday, saying that it will picket the funerals of those slain – though the vast majority of Christian leaders are offering support and prayers.
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04/15/2013Pastor Saeed Abedini Severely Beaten, Fainting From Internal Bleeding
The American Center for Law and Justice received news that U.S. pastor Saeed Abedini has been severely beaten in Evin Prison in Tehran, denied proper medical care, and experiencing fainting spells.
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04/15/2013Christian-Killing Terrorist Group Boko Haram Rejects Nigeria's Amnesty Offer
Boko Haram, the Islamic terrorist organization that has targeted Christians and killed close to 3,000 people in the past few years in Nigeria, has not only rejected the government's offer of amnesty, but said the government should be the one begging for a pardon.
- 04/15/2013
NY School District Apologizes for 'Jews Are Evil' Nazi Loyalty Assignment
The City School District of Albany Superintendent Marguerite Vanden Wyngaard spoke out against a controversial English writing assignment that had students argue why Jewish people are evil, saying it was "an unacceptable error in judgment" and that the teacher who issued it might be facing disciplinary action.
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04/15/2013Franklin Graham: Obama Needs God's Guidance Over North Korea Decisions
As President Barack Obama deliberates how to respond to the growing threat of a North Korea attack, evangelist Franklin Graham says people need to pray for God to give wisdom to the U.S. leader during this critical time.
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04/12/2013Obama Awards Medal of Honor to Army Chaplain Killed in North Korean Prison
President Barack Obama awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously to Father Emil Kapaun, a Roman Catholic Army chaplain who served in the U.S. army during the Korean War and provided physical and spiritual aid to countless soldiers.
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04/12/2013Fox News Passed on 'The Bible' Miniseries Over Scheduling, Contract Differences
Fox News Channel, owned by Rupert Murdoch, came close to acquiring the rights for the hit miniseries "The Bible," but at the end missed out on the show that went to the History Channel.
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04/12/2013Paul Ryan: We Want a Country Where Abortion Isn't Even Considered
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), the 2012 GOP vice presidential candidate, says both sides of the abortion issue need to work together to turn America into a country where abortion is not only outlawed, but not even considered.
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04/12/2013Uruguay Votes to Approve Same-Sex Marriage, Follows Argentina's Footsteps
Uruguay is set to become the second South American country to legalize same-sex marriage, after the Lower House overwhelmingly approved the change in the nation's definition of marriage.
- 04/11/2013
NC Lawmaker Defending Religious Freedom Says Islamic Prayer is 'Terrorism'
Republican state Rep. Michele Presnell of Burnsville, N.C., equated Islamic prayer to terrorism in an email exchange while co-sponsoring House Resolution 494, which seeks to establish a state religion in North Carolina.
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04/11/2013Ex-Pastor Turned Humanist Director Wins 'Atheist of the Year' Award
Teresa MacBain, the former Methodist pastor who left her faith last year and now serves as the executive director of the Humanist Association of Florida, has won the American Atheists' "Atheist of the Year" award.
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04/11/2013TD Jakes Tired of 'Hollywood Spirit,' Focus on Preachers' Popularity
Bishop TD Jakes of The Potter's House in Dallas, Texas, said in a recent sermon that he is tired of the "Hollywood spirit" that has taken over the church and placed a large focus on the size and popularity of ministries rather than the value of the message they preach.
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04/11/2013Pastor Saeed Abedini Given Ultimatum: 'Deny Christ or Face Longer Prison Time'
Iranian authorities have posed U.S. Pastor Saeed Abedini with an ultimatum to deny Christ, or spend more time in prison.
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04/11/2013American Family Association Condemns Army Presentation Labeling Evangelicals, Catholics as 'Extremist'
The American Family Association, a conservative nonprofit, has responded to the U.S. Army labeling evangelical Christianity and Catholicism as "extremist," by saying that the issue all comes down to views on homosexuality.
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