- Former Obama Official Dumbfounded by Contraception Mandate
- Prop 8 Ruling Deemed 'New Judicial Low'
- Int'l Adoptions Part 2: Adoptive Parents Face Difficulty With US Embassy in Ethiopia
- Santorum's Big Tuesday: Wins Colorado, Missouri, Minnesota
- Did Komen Really Reinstate Planned Parenthood Grants?
- Int'l Adoptions Part 1: Missionary Waiting 4 Years to Bring Home Adopted Son
Prop 8 Ruling Deemed 'New Judicial Low'
Tuesday's 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that California's voter-approved Proposition 8 is unconstitutional is setting off a firestorm and war of words between supporters of traditional marriage and homosexual marriage advocates.Pro-Life Democratic Candidate Aims to Turn Voters Away From Obama
Pro-life Democratic presidential candidate Randall Terry has focused his primary campaign on dissuading as many left-leaning Catholics and evangelicals as he can from voting for Barack Obama in the general election.Survey: Santorum May Pick Up Two States in Today's GOP Contests
Gingrich Bracing for a Challenging Week
After losing to former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in Florida, Newt Gingrich lost by an even greater margin in last Saturday's Nevada caucuses and this week's three contests don't look promising either.Tim Tebow Mulling Politics? Former Heisman Winner Watts Welcomes Possibility
Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has become a household name, mainly due to his strong Christian stance both on and off the field. Now the former Heisman Trophy winner is signaling that his next career may involve politics.Santorum Moving Forward, Could Be Considered for VP
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum confirmed once again that he is in the Republican presidential race to stay and expected to do well in the three contests coming up this week. But Santorum may have another opportunity to stay in the race past August if he is chosen as a vice presidential running mate for the eventual nominee.Santorum's Big Tuesday: Wins Colorado, Missouri, Minnesota
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum had his best day yet in the 2012 campaign season by winning a trio of races in Colorado, Missouri and Minnesota. His only problem was he took home no delegates for his efforts.Former Obama Official Dumbfounded by Contraception Mandate
A former Obama official expressed his disappointment in the Obama administration's decision to mandate coverage of contraceptive, abortifacient and sterilization services without an exemption for all religious institutions morally opposed to using those services.
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Did Komen Really Reinstate Planned Parenthood Grants?
Int'l Adoptions Part 2: Adoptive Parents Face Difficulty With US Embassy in Ethiopia
In an attempt to crack down on fraudulent adoptions in Ethiopia, the U.S. Embassy apparently became overzealous. This past fall, adoptive parents of Ethiopian children believe that officials there had badgered witnesses and falsified information in the case files used to obtain visas for their adopted children.NY Senate to Decide on House of Worship Ban Today
Pro-Life Groups Dumbfounded by Komen's Reversal on Planned Parenthood Funding
Today's surprise announcement by the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation to reverse its decision to fund Planned Parenthood has pro-life groups and advocates shaking their heads. The reversal will mostly likely alienate supporters on both sides, causing even more trouble for the breast cancer group.Susan G. Komen Bows to Pressure, Restores Planned Parenthood Grants
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation announced on Friday that it has reversed course and will restore funding to Planned Parenthood. A special announcement on the Komen website revealed that the cancer foundation is clarifying its policy changesPlanned Parenthood on 'Warpath' for Lost Komen Grant
Planned Parenthood Federation of America fundraised over $600,000 in a 24-hour period after cancer fund Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation discontinued grants with the abortion provider.NY Senate Passes Bill to Reverse School Worship Ban
The New York Senate passed a bill Monday to reverse the New York City school district's ban on worship services at its schools. Sponsored by Sen. Martin J. Golden, (R-Brooklyn), it passed 54-7.
Are Evangelicals Warming to Romney?
In the five contests for the Republican presidential nomination so far, Mitt Romney's share of the evangelical vote has risen from a low of 14 percent in the Iowa caucus to a high of 43 percent in Saturday's Nevada caucus. Is this a sign that evangelicals are becoming more accepting of Romney, a Mormon, as the nominee?
Is Tuesday Santorum's Last Best Chance?
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum finished fourth in Saturday's Nevada caucus, but Tuesday's contests in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri are looking more favorable for the candidate. Will a strong showing on Tuesday help the candidate regain much needed momentum?
Columnist: Planned Parenthood, Contraception Mandate Illustrate Anti-Choice Liberalism
Conservative columnist George Will argued Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that the Obama administration's contraception mandate and Planned Parenthood's outrage over the withdrawal of funding by cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure suggest pro-choice liberals oppose choice.
With Nevada Victory, Is Romney the Inevitable Nominee?
With his impressive victory in Saturday's Nevada caucus, pundits are suggesting that Mitt Romney has a clear path to the Republican nomination. Newt Gingrich's post-caucus speech, meanwhile, was viewed as lacking graciousness and "whiny," and as a sign that his campaign is effectively over.
Will Romney's Secret Service Protection Make Him Even More Distant?
Front-runner Mitt Romney is now the only Republican presidential candidate with Secret Service protection, but is that a good or bad thing in terms of his ability to connect with voters?
Gingrich Won't End Presidential Bid Yet; Targets 'War on Religion'
Newt Gingrich, who received a drubbing in Saturday night's Nevada caucuses, dismissed rumors that he was dropping out of the presidential race. He also appeared to be courting Christian conservative voters recently by describing America's elites as "anti-religious bigots."
GOP Senator: Obama Is Not Jesus; Doesn't Know God's Position on Taxes
Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch (Utah) criticized Barack Obama's linking of Jesus Christ's teachings on wealth and the poor with the president's policy call for higher taxes on the most wealthy Americans as heard in his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast, saying the president is not "theologian-in-chief."
SC Senate Considering Ending Abortion Coverage for Rape, Incest
A South Carolina State Senate panel has decided to end state employee insurance coverage for abortions pursued because of rape or incest.
