On the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, organizers are expecting the largest crowd ever for the annual March for Life, which could eclipse the numbers expected to converge on Washington DC for the presidential inauguration.
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The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is inviting the faithful to join together in "Nine Days of Prayer, Penance, and Pilgrimage" which will take place January 19-27.
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A new report has found that one in 25 teenagers in the US has attempted suicide and one in eight has thought about it.
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The first crime that could be associated with the publication of an interactive map of gun owners names and addresses by
The Journal News of New York took place this weekend when the residence of a gun owner in White Plains was burglarized by thieves whose aim appeared to be the safe where the family's gun was stored.
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Two 45 year-old twins who were born deaf were permitted to be euthanized by lethal injection under Belgium law after they discovered that they had glaucoma and would soon to go blind.
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The UK press is calling a letter protesting same-sex marriage that was signed by almost a quarter of the country's clergy as constituting one of the biggest movements against the redefinition of marriage since the Reformation.
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The National Organization for Women (NOW) has finally decided the time has come to take the president to task for the scarcity of women in his White House.
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A federal district judge in Colorado has ordered the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) to remove a document revealing the home address of the president of a nonprofit group supporting traditional marriage in order to prevent "politically motivated harassment or even violence" from same-sex marriage advocates.
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In his third annual State of the State address on January 9, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo vowed to push through the Reproductive Health Act (RHA) which would expand abortion access in a state that already has the highest abortion rate in the nation.
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A major drug manufacturer has settled a lawsuit brought by four women who claim their breast cancer was caused by a drug containing a synthetic estrogen taken by their mother during pregnancy in the 1950s.
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