The mother and step-father of a Newtown shooting victim say the tragedy they endured was hijacked by President Obama, Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy (D-WFP), and the media in order to support the politics of gun control. According to an interview
The chairman of Barilla Pasta, the world’s leading pasta manufacturer, weathered calls for a consumer boycott against him Thursday after telling Italian radio his company would never use a homosexual family in its ads. A report from Reuters in Rome
An interview published at The Hairpin gives a disturbing exchange between a late-term abortionist and an interviewer who discuss the new documentary After Tiller, and a scene in which the late-term abortionist encourages the mother to “hold” her aborted baby,
The Senate unanimously confirmed Todd Hughes, the United States’ first openly gay federal appeals judge, in a 98-0 vote on Tuesday. Hughes was nominated by President Obama to sit on the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit,
While President Obama has asserted his new healthcare reform law would finally cover low-income Americans without health insurance, an economist argues the law will still leave millions without coverage and discourage “strong and stable families.” Former Department of Labor economist
President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush served as official witnesses at a same-sex wedding in Maine over the weekend. According to ABC News, Bonnie Clement and Helen Thorgalsen who own a Kennebunk, Maine general store, and are longtime friends
Pro-life women from across the state of Virginia are gathering in front of the venue to Wednesday night’s debate between gubernatorial candidates Ken Cuccinelli (R) and Terry McAuliffe (D). A group called Women For Ken will support Cuccinelli’s pro-life position and
Social media giant Twitter is blocking six accounts linked to the al Qaeda terrorist group al Shabaab from using its service to spread propaganda. Three of these accounts have been created within the past two days. The Washington Free Beacon
Just days after a controversial interview with Pope Francis was published in the Jesuit magazine America, the pontiff has reportedly excommunicated a priest in Melbourne, Australia because of his support for female priests and gay marriage. According to Barney Zwartz
Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) directed his state’s Education Board on Monday to pull out of the consortium of states that is developing the new online tests that will be aligned to the Common Core State Standards. According to Valerie
Kermit Gosnell, the 72 year-old Philadelphia abortionist who was found guilty of murder and involuntary manslaughter in May, has said he is “spiritually innocent,” and believes he has performed a noble function in society. Gosnell contends he is “innocent” of
The New York Times observed Sunday the Obama administration’s assertion that health insurance will cost less under Obamacare has a “catch”: insurers will severely limit the choices of physicians and hospitals available to American consumers who use the new exchanges.
A parent was removed from a Maryland State Board of Education meeting on the topic of the Common Core State Standards for speaking out of turn and then arrested. According to the Baltimore Sun, Robert Small, 46, said he wanted to
Though some Catholic commentators have warned that the main-stream media have purposefully manipulated some of Pope Francis’ words from his recent controversial interview, one writer questions whether the new pontiff is actually detached from the real world. Writing at Aleteia,
In a recently published comprehensive interview, America’s most senior Catholic cardinal said that the failure to catechize children and young people in the teachings of the Church has crippled its response to significant moral issues of our time. Cardinal Raymond
Though 45 states originally signed onto the Obama administration-backed Common Core State Standards (CCSS), the coalition supporting the standards appears to be unraveling. Georgia, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and three other states have pulled back from Common Core, and Maine and Florida
A letter that is reportedly circulating among faculty of Loyola Marymount University (LMU) criticizes the administration’s recent decision to delete coverage for abortion procedures from its health insurance plan. According to Matthew Archbold at the Cardinal Newman Society, the draft
In an ironic twist, the White House is now joining health systems experts in warning that Americans who enroll in the ObamaCare insurance exchanges should expect that their personal, financial, and health information will be at risk and they could
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday approved Cornelia “Nina” Pillard, President Obama’s most recent nominee for the D.C. Circuit Court. A law professor at Georgetown University and radical feminist, Pillard is known for her flagrant pro-abortion ideology and disdain for
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), charged with implementing ObamaCare, announced last week that it will require health care providers to include their patients’ “social and behavioral” data through Electronic Health Records (EHR) and link patients’ health records
Friends of Aaron Alexis, the 34-year old accused gunman in the Washington Navy Yard shooting, described him as an extremely courteous man who meditated regularly at a local Buddhist temple. Police reports, however, show that he was arrested several times,
Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) revealed Monday that his office received anonymous information that a CIA employee who refused to sign a non-disclosure agreement, banning him from discussing the terrorist attack in Benghazi, has been suspended and was forced to hire
After vowing that, if elected as Virginia’s next governor, he will keep the state’s sub-standard abortion clinics open, Terry McAuliffe (D) has launched a new campaign ad that attempts to paint his opponent Ken Cuccinelli as an “extremist” who is
Virginia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe has been caught on tape saying that, if elected, he will issue a directive to unilaterally allow abortion clinics that do not meet state health standards to remain open. According to LifeSiteNews, McAuliffe said
Since 2010, over 50 abortion clinics have closed nationwide due to a wave of abortion safety legislation in the states that has only intensified since the trial of abortionist and convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell earlier in May. According to a
