Duggars prepare to remember baby Jubilee Shalom, lost to miscarriage
A Wednesday service to remember Jubilee Shalom will be open to family and friends of the Duggars, who also held a private service on Sunday evening.
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Swiss bishops dueling over sex ed in schools
While one bishop has issued a letter saying parents should be able to withdraw their children from such classes, another bishop said that sex ed belongs in schools.
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Study shows fatherless boys more prone to delinquency
“Fathers are associated with a particularly large reduction in the incidence of violent behavior and gang fighting among adolescent boys,” the study notes.
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Heartbreak: Michelle Duggar miscarries 20th child
The Duggars reportedly went to a routine doctor’s appointment to find out the sex of the child, where the doctor was unable to find a heartbeat.
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Sharing a smile can synchronize mom’s and baby’s heartbeat: study
Affectionate face-to-face interaction between a mother and her baby caused the heart rhythm of mother and baby to coordinate “within lags of less than one second.”
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Media porn watchdog calls for criminal investigation of company promoting .xxx domain
U.S. law prohibits "distribution of hard-core, obscene Internet pornography. Yet, isn't that the purpose of the .XXX Domain?" asked Patrick A. Trueman.
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Recent Hollywood pedophilia charges just the tip of the iceberg: former child actors
"This has been going on for a very long time," “Little House on the Prairie” star Alison Arngrim told Fox News.
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Rogue UN Officials Reprimanded by UN Member States
Delegations fought back again last week against the lack of accountability and transparency of independent experts at the United Nations.
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U.S. group campaigns for constitutional amendment to protect parental rights
“Parental Rights are currently at risk from federal and international threats,” said Michael Farris, J.D., President of ParentalRights.org.
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Complaint against ‘discriminatory’ single-sex dorms at Catholic U. tossed out
The D.C. Human Rights Office ruling stated that Banzhaf's complaint "would lead to absurd results.”
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