Fourteen people, including eight johns, have been arrested in Rhode Island on charges of soliciting prostitution indoors — an act that was legal until last month.
GLSEN, which claims that it wants to protect kids, has chosen to use a fundraising tool that perverts the innocence of Christmas and sexualizes the longtime, child-revered icon of Santa Claus.
The D.C. Council voted for a second and final time today to legalize same-sex marriage, The Washington Post reported. The bill now goes to Mayor Adrian Fenty, who is expected to sign it.
While most professional sports leagues in the U.S. are opposed to gambling on games to avoid potential ethical problems, National Basketball Association Commissioner David Stern told Sports Illustrated on Friday he's open to the idea.
GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, and its founder, "safe school czar" Kevin Jennings, are catching heat for promoting controversial books for middle-school kids in public schools.
The Family Research Council and The Call will host a webcast on Wednesday to ask the nation to pray for issues like abortion, health care reform and the sanctity of marriage.
A University of Minnesota task force is recommending that every faculty member in the Education Department commit to teaching race, class, culture and gender issues.
'If we can defend the resurrection as a historical event, if it makes sense historically, then the Christian view of the afterlife rises above the pack.'
People in New York could be charged with two deaths if they kill a pregnant woman and the child she's carrying dies. Lawmakers there are considering a fetal-homicide bill (SS120.75 and SS120.80).
The Berkeley, Calif., City Council has voted 8 – 1 to mail coat hangers to 20 Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives who voted for the Stupak-Pitts pro-life amendment to the health care reform proposal. The hangers are meant to symbolize "back-alley" abortions.
