SCOTUS could review Indiana case on ‘parenthood’ of homosexual couples
Lesbian couples who used sperm donors to have children are fighting the state of Indiana to have both partners be recognized as ‘parents’ on birth certificates.
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Articles for Month: November 2020
Trump campaign brings legal challenge in Wisconsin ‘to assure election integrity’
‘We have identified over 150,000 potentially fraudulent ballots in Wisconsin, more than enough to call into question the validity of the state’s reported election results.’
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New bill in China would prohibit foreign missionaries from evangelizing
Visitors to China would be subject to several significant restrictions regarding their religious activities.
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Alberta Premier: People aren’t allowed visitors to their homes, they’ll be fined if they do
Jason Kenney claims he did not lock down the province despite banning all private indoor gatherings.
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Bishop McElroy: US Catholic Church should serve as ‘proud collaborators’ with pro-abortion Biden
The San Diego bishop said it would be ‘counterproductive’ for the U.S. bishops to have a ‘more confrontational stance’ toward Biden.
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Tsunami of voter fraud evidence is about to sweep away media’s claim that Biden won
'I am afraid large sectors of America’s population are going to be off guard, however, when the states begin to flip'
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Christmas displays with Baby Jesus to be put up in 32 US state capitols
The American Nativity Scene organization is moving closer to its goal of publicly displaying Nativity scenes at all 50 state capitols.
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Pope Francis doesn’t mention Jesus in NY Times op-ed calling for ‘better, different, human future’
The Pope's piece reads like a page from Biden’s Build Back Better campaign
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Oops. Vatican’s McCarrick report catches Pope Francis taking ‘tiny liberties with the truth’
Archbishop Viganò had run into McCarrick as he came out of an audience with the Pope, and seeing the Nuncio, he said to him with a big smile in a triumphant tone: “He is sending me to China.”
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Canadian politician charged for organizing anti-lockdown protest, faces jail time
'Just to put this into perspective, Canadians now live in a country in which a sitting opposition politician was charged for dissenting with the government'
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