Veteran White House reporter Keith Koffler says that the Obama campaign is censoring viewer comments about their new 17-minute documentary,
The Road We've Traveled, with positive comments outnumbering negative by more than five to one.
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The first installment of Suzanne Collins' riveting, blockbuster trilogy,
The Hunger Games, opens March 23 in theaters nationwide, but what many parents don't know is that this is ultimately a story about child sacrifice.
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A single American mother of twins living in Israel was unable to obtain citizenship for her children because they were conceived via invitro fertilization (IVF) from donor eggs and sperm, making it impossible to determine if the children are indeed American.
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Bristol Palin, daughter of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin penned a bold op-ed on her blog yesterday challenging President Barack Obama to call her the way he called Georgetown student Sandra Fluke after she was called derogatory names, daring him to do something wildly unpopular with his base such as call a non-liberal woman like herself who was called much uglier names by a major donor to his campaign.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Although he was invited to give the usual opening prayer at the beginning of a session of the Kansas House of Representatives, Father James Gordon of St. John Vianney Catholic school of Maple Hills, Kansas used the occasion to call for a return to the moral values that made this nation great.
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In spite of pundits who claim the HHS mandate debate will drive women voters in fear of losing their "rights" to President Barack Obama, new polls show the exact opposite is happening.
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Parents of seventh graders at an all-girls Catholic middle school in Ontario were outraged to discover that their daughters had been given pamphlets containing explicit details about how to give and receive oral sex.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann,OCDSThe Washington Post, the same newspaper that gave lesbian Barbara Johnson front-page headlines after a priest denied her communion, is now trying to justify the fact that she is also a Buddhist.
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A new paper by Matthew Liao, professor of philosophy and bioethics at New York University, is suggesting that mankind consider human engineering to combat climate change, such as genetically engineering smaller and "less resource-intensive" children and regulating family size according to fixed allocations of greenhouse gas emissions.
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An example of how the mainstreaming of homosexuality forces Christians to the sidelines of society is happening in Europe right now as the UK government plans to oppose two women who are fighting for the right to wear crosses at work, an issue that arose as a result of new "human rights" laws.
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