Indiana Planned Parenthood cuts hours, may shut down clinics after defunding
Planned Parenthood has already lost access to $1.3 million dollars in family planning funds that Indiana used to pay to the abortion provider.
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Judge rules Wisconsin gay domestic partnership law legal, not similar to marriage
The judge ruled that the law does not violate a voter-approved constitutional amendment banning same-sex “marriage” or a marriage-like legal status for homosexual couples.
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‘Europe is dying’ U.S. population expert tells Senate hearing
"Listen closely, and you will hear the muffled sound of populations crashing,” Steve Mosher of the Population Research Institute told the U.S. senate.
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House approves FDA appropriations bill with telemed abortion funding ban
While introducing the amendment, Rep. Steve King of Iowa called the "robo-Skype abortions" "abhorrent."
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Scientists build lasers using human embryonic cells
U.S. scientists reported last week they have been able to develop potentially “self-healing” lasers using embryonic cells.
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Pro-life Ron Paul wins presidential straw poll among GOP activists
Paul won handily over his challengers, with 612 votes.
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Boston archdiocese allows rescheduled ‘gay pride’ Mass
The archdiocese of Boston had given permission to reschedule a Mass intended to celebrate Boston's gay pride month for a less controversial date.
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NBC apologizes for cutting God from Pledge of Allegiance
Sunday's broadcast of the U.S. Open included audio footage of children reciting the entire pledge, except for the part that mentions God.
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Pro-life Latino billboards in L.A. taken down after pro-abortion groups pressure
The billboards read: “The most dangerous place for a Latino is in the womb,” in Spanish and English
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GOP frontrunner Romney shirks pro-life pledge: Bachmann, Santorum criticize
The pledge, proposed by the Susan B. Anthony List, asked candidates to nominate conservative federal judges, to nominate pro-life persons to relevant positions, and to support other pro-life measures.
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