The New York Times is at it again. The same paper that demands the enforcement of a "zero tolerance" policy by the Catholic Church against any priest accused of sexually abusing children recently criticized a parents' group for their ad campaign calling for tougher laws against child abusers in public schools, saying it could cause people to be punished "unnecessarily" for minor offenses.
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Models Eat Cotton Balls to Stave off Hunger
In a recent interview with ABC's Good Morning America, Eddie Murphy's 23 year-old daughter, Bria, revealed the lengths models are willing to go to remain thin enough for the catwalk, even if that means eating cotton balls and tissues to stave off hunger pains.
Disney's Good Luck Charlie to Feature Same-Sex Couple
is preparing to wade into the controversial waters of same-sex marriage next season when an episode of Good Luck Charlie will feature a family with two moms.
Supreme Court Strikes Down DOMA
The Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in a case challenging the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), saying that it amounted to the "deprivation of the equal liberty of persons that is protected by the Fifth Amendment."
How Gosnell's House of Horrors Changed the Abortion Debate
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act that bans abortions after 20 weeks may have no hope of passing into law, but it may have already managed to leave the abortion debate in America forever changed.
Girl Scouts' Troubles are Mounting
Between the negative publicity brought on by the Girl Scouts of America's affiliation with Planned Parenthood and other liberal organizations, camp closures, council mergers, and dissention in the ranks, the iconic organization is now facing a loss of thousands of Scouts and a $347 million deficit.
Outrage Continues Over President's Attack on Catholic Schools
New Frontiers in . . . Posthumous Reproduction?
Another milestone has been reached in the field of posthumous assisted reproduction (PAR) with the birth of a child in Israel who was born to a surrogate mother who agreed to be artificially inseminated with a dead man's sperm in order to give his grieving parents a grandchild.
Texas Puts an End to Christmas Culture Wars
Thanks to a new bill signed into law in Texas last week, student's who wish to celebrate Christmas and other holidays in their schools will be able to do so without fearing legal challenges.
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