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There appears to be a growing acceptance of children being conceived out of wedlock among the nation's youth.

Thousands of Bibles are handed out student-to-student every year as a result of Revival Fires' Truth for Youth Week, and a leader in the initiative believes the times are calling for the effort.

Glenn Beck is being used by God -- mightily. He is not perfect, but his exposé on America's sins is stellar. I am convinced his motives are pure.

The drum beat of those who preach the religion of "tolerance" in our time has been growing louder and louder every day.

The Becket Fund is pledging to sue a federal agency if it begins forcing religious hospitals to perform abortions.

Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski has conceded her U.S. Senate primary race to Joe Miller.

There's good news concerning an international aid worker with Samaritan's Purse who had been held hostage in Sudan.

The Christian Coalition has released its latest ratings on where members of Congress stand on important pro-family issues.

A school board in Louisiana is fighting the ACLU over the right to have single-gender classes at a middle school.

After intervention from the Alliance Defense Fund, an Oregon pro-lifer has won the right to display his signs on a public street corner.

Peter LaBarbera finds it absolutely appalling that former RNC chairman Ken Mehlman was able to "beat back" Republican efforts against homosexual "marriage" while hiding his own homosexual lifestyle.

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A law firm in Pennsylvania has filed suit on behalf of two foster children against their former foster parent for producing pornographic material of them.

A minister wants to help Americans learn the "real" Quran and bring Muslims to Christ.

Gary Bauer is willing to give the benefit of the doubt to a GOP congressional candidate who has been tied to a raunchy website in Arizona.

A new ruling from the Third Circuit has prompted follow-up letters to five colleges and universities that were contacted in April about their problematic "speech codes."

As many states try to decipher between effective and ineffective methods of educating children, one education researcher suggests contrasting the approaches of California and Florida.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is proving to be a formidable force in the political arena as it is getting behind the campaigns of free-enterprise candidates.

A communications expert feels parents should be aware that the popular trend of cell phone texting may have some hidden dangers.

Western civilization is visiting Iraq in the form of pornography, and a writer with Associated Press is portraying it as a positive occurrence.

The U.N. climate panel, which falsely claimed that the Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035, has been hit by heavy criticism in a new report that condemns the panel's structure, methods and leadership.