The family of slain Baltimore resident, Freddie Gray, are publicly denouncing the riots and looting that broke out last night just hours after their loved one’s funeral.
A Kentucky court ruled Monday that a Lexington printer cannot be forced to print messages that conflict with his religious beliefs.
Gelerah BagherzadehA Muslim man from Houston who killed a 30 year-old Christian woman whom he blamed for converting his daughter to Christianity has been charged with capital murder.
The popular fund-raising website GoFundMe has stepped into the latest war between gay activists and Christians when they took down a page erected to help the Christian owners of a bakery in Oregon who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding who were charged with discrimination.
After researchers at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou announced that they had successfully modified the DNA of human embryos, scientists from around the world called for an international ban on the procedure which could lead to the designing of babies with built-in genetic advantages.
MR asks: “Are Tommie Copper bands New Age, and do they really work?”
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is suing the federal government to obtain records related to reproductive healthcare policy for unaccompanied immigrant children provided by federally-funded Catholic agencies to determine if they are refusing to offer abortion and contraceptive care to these children.
This year marks the third annual March for Marriage which will take place in Washington DC on April 25, just three days before the Supreme Court hears arguments on four cases that could determine the future of same-sex marriage in America.
In an effort to make children of same-sex parents and those who are questioning their gender feel at home in the Girl Scouts, a Utah-based outreach coordinator has launched the first “sexuality-based” troop in Salt Lake City which will meet in the Utah Pride Center.
The country’s best known doctor and New Age guru, Dr. Mehmet Oz, may be in a battle for his professional life as a group of doctors pressure Columbia University Hospital to remove him from his prestigious position because of his endorsement of “quack treatments and cures in the interest of financial gain.”
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