Brief ‘hold’ on green card applications from gay ‘spouses’ ends
Earlier this week USCIS had announced it would put such applications on hold, rather than simply rejecting them outright.
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New video: spend foreign aid on malaria relief, not condoms
"Family planning doesn't just hurt women and families directly, it harms them indirectly by taking precious funds away from legitimate aid programs," said Colin Mason of PRI.
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Virginia argues whole health reform law unconstitutional, not just insurance mandate
The U.S. Supreme Court is also set to take up up Virginia’s request that it step in directly on April 15.
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30 ‘black genocide’ abortion billboards featuring Obama go up in Chicago
“Every 21 minutes, our next possible LEADER is aborted,” states the ad, which aims to draw attention to the disproportionately high abortion rate among blacks in the U.S.
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Huckabee gains small lead over GOP presidential pack
Huckabee surpasses both Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin, according to a new Gallup poll.
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Pamphlet instructs U.S. military leaders how to handle gay kissing
In the document officials are briefed on how to handle various scenarios now that open homosexuality is no longer an offense punishable by discharge.
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D.C. Appeals Court fast-tracks ObamaCare appeal
The lawsuit argues that the U.S. Constitution does not permit Congress to compel an individual to engage in economic activity, such as purchasing health insurance.
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Obama admin introduces gay rights declaration at UN
The upcoming declaration by the Obama administration will mark the first time the United States has endorsed homosexualist policy at the United Nations.
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Controversial Catholic priest to be appointed to Catholic high school: reports
Fr. Pfleger has become notorious in recent years for his controversial views, including his highly public support for pro-abortion President Barack Obama.
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House and Senate Dems launch attack on DOMA
Democrats filed legislation to repeal DOMA, less than a week after House Republicans pledged to defend it in court.
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