Lawsuits Fly Over California's New Same-Sex Therapy Law
The ink has yet to dry on a controversial new California law that prohibits conversion therapy for minors with same-sex attraction and several lawsuits are already in the works.
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Poor Economy Continues to Depress US Birth Rates
A new government report reveals that U.S. births fell in 2011 for the fourth straight year, although the decline was just one percent, less than the two to three percent drop seen in recent years.
Vote-With-Your-Lady-Parts e-card Backfires Badly
The war on women went further than usual this week when an outrageous e-card that instructed women to "vote like your lady parts depend on it" caused so much outrage it had to be pulled from President Barack Obama's official Tumblr blog.
Sex Offenders Sue for Right to Participate in Halloween
Five registered sex offenders in Simi Valley, California are suing the city over a law that prohibits them from welcoming children into their homes on Halloween night.
Church to Pronounce Two New Doctors of the Church on October 7
On the eve of the upcoming Year of Faith, Pope Benedict XVI will declare St. Hildegard of Bingen and St. John of Avila as Doctors of the Church.
Americans Not Buying Media Coverage of Election
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
In the same week that a major Democratic pollster called the mainstream media "the enemy of the American people" for its polling antics, news has surfaced of a pollster who admitted under oath to skewing polls in order to make his candidate look better. Is it any wonder that a majority of Americans now say they don't believe the pro-Obama polls?
Is ObamaCare Headed Back to the Supreme Court?
The fight over President Obama's health care law may be coming back to the Supreme Court as the Justices suggest they may be interested in revisiting a case that will raise many of the same challenges that came before the Court this past spring.
Judges Take Up HHS Mandate in Court
Oral arguments were presented in a Detroit courtroom last week in a motion to stop the implementation of the controversial birth control mandate, while a judge in Missouri dismissed a similar suit on grounds that it did not substantially burden a Catholic businessman's right to the free exercise of his religion.
Churches Threatened to Stay Quiet This Election
Less than a week before more than 1,000 pastors plan to defy the IRS and preach politics from their pulpits this Sunday, a former Oklahoma lawmaker is reporting that Americans United for Separation for Church and State (AU) has sent a threatening letter to over 60,000 churches warning them not to violate the law.
Volunteers Needed! Help Priests For Life Distribute Voter Guides
Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, has announced the formal start of the national Voter Guide Distribution Project which will train concerned citizens from across the country to get involved in the upcoming presidential election.
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