An attempt by two homosexual students at George Washington University to have a Catholic chaplain removed from his post in the University's Newman Center because he teaches the faith appears to be backfiring as a counter movement in favor of the priest continues to gain steam.
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A new report from the National Center for Health Statistics has found that more women are now opting for cohabitation rather than marriage as a "first union" with these relationships lasting slightly longer than before.
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New statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau reveal that an alarming 25.1 percent of African American households do not have enough food.
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One of the country's leading organizations opposing pornography has issued a surprising list of the top 12 facilitators of porn in the U.S., a list that includes the Attorney General and the American Library Association!
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No one is beyond the wrath of homosexual activists in the U.S. as a major news organization learns about two young girls who were the target of attacks by homosexuals who didn't like their support for traditional marriage.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
In an age when anything even remotely Christian is not permitted on public property, the White House has no reservations about using the most solemn Christian holiday of Easter to introduce youngsters to the Hindu practice of yoga during the annual Easter Egg roll to be held today.
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Court watchers are busy parsing every word spoken by U.S. Supreme Court justices this week as they reacted to oral arguments in two same-sex marriage cases that could change the way America defines marriage in the near future.
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An estimated 15,000 people converged on the nation's capital yesterday to rally for traditional marriage.
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For the second time this year, more than a million French citizens converged in the streets of Paris on Sunday to protest same-sex marriage.
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An intense public outcry has persuaded Florida Atlantic University (FAU) to reverse its decision to punish a student who complained about a class exercise requiring him to stomp on the name of Jesus. It has also led to an investigation of the University by Florida Governor Rick Scott.
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