Study: Cell Phones Erode Personal Relationships
A new study has found that young people's excessive use of cell phones is eroding their personal relationships.
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Hurricane Survivor Helps Families Reclaim Their Memories
Houses and furniture can be replaced, but nothing can bring back the precious memories captured in family photos, which is why one survivor of Hurricane Sandy is determined to reunite families with their lost mementos.
Atheists Sue IRS for Not Punishing Churches
An atheist group has filed a federal lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for not investigating scores of complaints lodged against churches that have been accused of "electioneering" during the presidential election.
Philippines Passes Sweeping Anti-Life Legislation
With the financial backing of wealthy Western pro-abortion organizations, both houses of the Philippines Congress passed the controversial Reproductive Health (RH) bill that will usher in a new era of government sponsored family planning.
Pope: True Peacemakers Defend Human Life
In his annual message of the World Day of Peace on January 1, Pope Benedict expressed concern about continued attacks on human dignity and said true peacemakers are those who work to defend human life from abortion.
Facing the Horror of Newtown
As the country struggles to recover from the senseless violence that occurred on Friday in an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, Church leaders call for forgiveness, reconciliation, and the courage to look at ourselves in the mirror to see what we have become.
Publisher Issues New Gay Bible
The publisher of a new "gay-friendly" Bible has admitted to "editing" key phrases in Scripture that condemn homosexuality in order to make them less "homophobic."
Police Investigate Possible Hate Crime at Brooklyn Parish
Police in Brooklyn, New York are investigating the theft of a statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus from in front of a parish rectory as a possible hate crime.
Scientists Consider New Theory for Biological Cause of Homosexuality
Scientists from the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (NIMBS) think they may have discovered a biological reason why some people are homosexual, although the theory still needs to be tested on humans.
Poll: Voters Want Spending Cuts, Not Just Tax Hike on Wealthy
Even though raising taxes on the rich is the most popular proposal among voters for reducing the country's staggering deficit, a large majority say major spending cuts must also be made.
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