Tony Perkins and David Closson

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  May 15, 2014

  Reid's Senate in a World of Pain

  If you're wondering what Senate Democrats decided to give moms for Mother's Day, try dirty, unregulated abortion clinics.

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  May 5, 2014

  Sex Trafficking Bill Gets Green Light from House

  "I thought it only happened in poor countries," Sister Gladys Leigh told reporters. But, like too many people, the St. Louis nun underestimated the strong grip of sex trafficking.

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  Apr 25, 2014

  Rand Casts a Paul Over Life Debate

  Republicans are still months away from kicking off the presidential race – and that's a good thing for front-runners like Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who could use the extra time to hone their messaging.

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  Apr 11, 2014

  Poll Vaulting: Marriage Gets PR Boost

  For former Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich, supporting marriage must feel like an awfully lonely position. But according to a new Rasmussen Poll, it's anything but. In what should be an eye-opening survey that the media will go out of its way to ignore, the survey house announced a flat-out tie between Americans who back same-sex "marriage" and those who don't.

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  Mar 14, 2014

  Air Force Cadets Show Us How to Fight for Our Faith

  At the U.S. Air Force Academy, jets aren't the only things taking off. So is a campus-wide rebellion against the forces of political correctness. Frustrated by the school's decision to scrub a Bible verse from one of the dorm whiteboards, cadets decided to take matters into their own hands.

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  Jan 16, 2014

  Persecution, Repression, and Religious Liberty

  One of the great tragedies of our time is that the situation in North Korea is by no means unique. Open Doors "works in the world's most oppressive countries, strengthening Christians to stand strong in the face of persecution and equipping them to shine Christ's light in these dark places." Such places are far too common in the 21st Century.

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  Nov 7, 2013

  Israelis: Defend Yourselves and Us!

  On the wall in my office hangs a map of the Entebbe airport in Uganda. The rudimentary map has just a few notations, written in Hebrew. It's not a travel map or an outline of the vendors at the airport; it is a diagram of the facility used in what is recognized as one of the first modern anti-terrorism operations conducted by the Israelis at the Entebbe airport in 1976

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  Jul 29, 2013

  Censoring Eisenhower and Religious Freedom in the Military

  If President Eisenhower were alive today, the five-star general may be shocked to know that his own speeches are too offensive to be quoted in the military he used to command.

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  Jul 1, 2013

  A New Dawn for the Defense of Marriage

  The Court can declare same-sex "marriage" a legal right in the eyes of government, but judges cannot make it morally right in the hearts of the people. This is an institution that carries God's own signature.

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  May 14, 2013

  Back to the Basics of Religious Liberty

  Military officials appear to be in sandbag mode telling the media that the recent revelations about policies that would lead to the prosecution of military members for sharing their faith was all taken out of context.