In an act of selfless heroism, fifty workers at Japan's stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant have opted to stay on the job in order to continue trying to stabilize the situation, even though they risk life-threatening radiation exposure.
A former winner of the British version of the Big Brother reality show told an interviewer this week that she cried for hours after her boyfriend pressured her into having an abortion, and warned other women to "not have an abortion for any man."
The latest budget bill which will keep the government running until April 8 has once again failed to include the cut to Planned Parenthood funding that was approved by the House last month. In addition, two Senators who once supported the bills are now either withdrawing or seriously reconsidering their support.
The nuclear crisis in Japan has become critical as a third explosion sends plumes of radioactivity into the air and government officials are telling people to remain inside and make their homes as airtight as possible.
Jeanne Monahan, Director of the Center for Human Dignity at the Family Research Council, says there have been a number of media outlets reporting on a link between the morning after pill and an increase in the number of young girls who are developing heart disease.
Bishop Martin Tetsuo Hirago, of the hard hit diocese of Sendai, Japan, said the tragic 9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami that struck the area last Friday has had "a strong emotional impact on society," and has left one priest dead of a heart attack.
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