Michael Gryboski

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  Apr 23, 2013

  Crystal Cathedral Ministries Holds Moving Sale

  In anticipation of its transfer to a Catholic sanctuary in June, Crystal Cathedral Ministries recently held a moving sale.

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  Apr 19, 2013

  Kan. Gov. Brownback Signs Sweeping Pro-Life Bill Into Law

  Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has signed into law a pro-life piece of legislation considered by many to be sweeping in its restriction of abortion.

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  Apr 19, 2013

  Va. Supreme Court Rules Against Departing Congregation in Property Dispute

  The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled in favor of The Episcopal Church against a congregation that voted to leave the denomination over its liberal theological views.

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  Apr 19, 2013

  Boy Scouts Will Consider Measure to Lift Ban on Gay Youths, but Not Leaders

  After months of mulling over the issue, the voting members of the Boy Scouts of America will consider a resolution to lift the ban on gay members, but not gay leadership.

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  Apr 18, 2013

  Congressman's Gay Son Touts Benefit From Reparative Therapy

  The openly gay son of a conservative Republican Congressman has stated that he benefitted from undergoing the controversial practice of reparative therapy as a teenager.

• Apr 18, 2013

  Anonymous Created Westboro Baptist Church Facebook Group, Then 'Hacked' It

  An online hacker organization, known for its rivalry with Westboro Baptist Church, opted to "hack" the very Facebook page it created as a parody of the church.

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  Apr 17, 2013

  Expert: MPAA's New Ratings System 'Does Not Go Far Enough'

  An expert with a pro-family group that serves as a watchdog for graphic content in entertainment media does not believe the recently announced changes to the MPAA's ratings system offer anything new.

• Apr 17, 2013

  Anonymous Warns Westboro Baptist About Protesting Boston Bombing Victim Funerals

  The online hacker organization Anonymous has sent a warning to a notorious Kansas-based hate group about its plans to protest the funerals of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

• Apr 17, 2013

  Sexism in American Media a 'Widespread Problem,' Says Expert

  A progressive activist who heads an organization that tracks gender bias in American media believes that sexism in the news is a "widespread problem."

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  Apr 16, 2013

  FCC Gets 56,000 Comments Against Easing 'Standards of Decency' in One Week

  The Federal Communications Commission has received over 56,000 comments in opposition to their proposal to loosen their standards regarding graphic content on television and radio.