Fallout from the ongoing controversy over the Girl Scouts' promotion of a radical feminist agenda reached a new level this week when an auxiliary bishop in the Diocese of Denver wrote a column warning parents about the problem.
In what is certainly bad news for the president's re-election hopes, women voters appear to be turning their backs on President Obama in record numbers.
Two U.S. high schools allowed their student body to elect boys as their prom queens this past weekend.
Professor Carl Djerassi, the 86 year-old Austrian-born chemist who is credited with inventing the birth control pill, says women of the future will resort to having their eggs withdrawn and frozen for future use, then undergo sterilization to eliminate the need for contraception.
The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday that the city of Dearborn and its police department violated the free-speech rights of a Christian evangelist who was barred from handing out leaflets at an Arab-American street festival last year.
The Obama Administration has created a new position in their communications department that is intended to build up the president's online presence and squash any negative stories.
Kevin Jennings, a homosexual activist who has served in the U.S. Department of Education as the "Safe Schools Czar" for the last 18 months has stepped down, with some saying Jenning was pushed out for fear that his unsavory past would become an issue in the 2012 elections.
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