The Internal Revenue Service scandal regarding the harassment of tea party groups who sought tax exempt status appears to be exploding as groups from Billy Graham's apostolate to the National Organization for Marriage have come forward to say they were targeted. Meanwhile, the president's half-brother received special treatment.
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The state of Delaware passed a bill legalizing same-sex marriage last week, making it the 11th state in the U.S. to give legal recognition to homosexual marriage.
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Nine members of the U.S. Senate have sent a letter to Congress requesting that they defund the government's role in the controversial Common Core Standards and Curriculum (CCSC), aka "Obama Core", which uses the bait of federal money to lure states into adopting what amounts to the establishment of a national educational system.
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A group of boys at a Washington state high school are causing a national uproar by conducting an online tournament where their female classmates are judged on their physical appearance.
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The Testament of Mary, a Broadway play that depicts the Blessed Mother as an angry old woman who said her Son's preaching "set her teeth on edge" and called the apostles "misfits" closed just two weeks after it opened.
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A group of teens from an Idaho school who are fed up with the anti-Christian bias creeping into the nation's public schools have made national news by producing a video declaring the time has come to "make America one nation - under God - again."
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Just weeks after that country legalized same-sex marriage, a New Zealand man is suing the Anglican Church claiming they refused him entrance to the seminary because he's homosexual.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSRhode Island has become the 10th U.S. state to legally define marriage to include homosexual couples.
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Experts are concerned about an alarming spike in the suicide rate among middle-aged Americans in the past decade with many puzzled by what is driving so many baby boomers to take their own lives.
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The U.S. Department of Justice announced yesterday that it plans to appeal a ruling by a New York judge that would lift all age restrictions on access to the morning-after-pill without a prescription.
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