Another potentially dangerous contraceptive for women is being touted by researchers who invented a new dissolving condom for women aimed at preventing pregnancy and the spread of disease, but questions remain about the long-term safety of the product.
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An eight-year old boy from Owasso, Oklahoma made headlines by opting to forgo a traditional birthday party in lieu of staging a Toys for Tots drive for needy children.
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Yes, you and your family can enjoy the holidays - including the food - without gaining weight, just by following these simple tips.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSPolitical correctness is running amok in Europe these days as a new report by the European Parliament is calling for the banning of all children's books that depict the traditional family, alleging that these materials encourage gender discrimination.
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A new study has found that young people's excessive use of cell phones is eroding their personal relationships.
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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."
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New census data released for England and Wales reflected a dramatic decline in the number of people describing themselves as Christian while a striking increase in the number of Muslims has made it the country's fastest growing religion.
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After fourteen years of debate, political leaders in the Philippines may be on the verge of passing the controversial, anti-life "Reproductive Health Bill" (RH Bill) with a vote set to occur as early as today.
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The Family Research Council (FRC), one of the nation's premier pro-family organizations, announced yesterday that it would cease using United Parcel Service (UPS) as its primary package distributor in the wake of UPS's decision to cease funding the Boy Scouts of America because of the Scouts' longstanding policy of not accepting openly homosexual Scout leaders or members.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to rule on a case involving a New York town's unusual prayer policy which was established by an appeals court in an effort to be "inclusive" of faiths other than Christianity.
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