Colleges Turn Left; Students Think That's Right
August 18, 2006
- With memories of high school graduation still fresh on their minds, millions of parents will send their children off to college in the coming weeks. For parents, the time is a bitter-sweet milestone. For students, it marks the beginning of a quest for freedom. Full Story...To Advance Financially, Be a Quitter
August 17, 2006
- When I was growing up, one of the worst things that could be said about you was that you were a quitter. But being a quitter has gotten a bad rap. I'm here to speak up for quitters everywhere, letting you know that quitting can be a good thing. Full Story...
CMR: Bush Should Help Military Recruiters by Calling for Volunteers
August 17, 2006
- The head of the Center for Military Readiness believes President George W. Bush needs to put out a clarion call for young American men to volunteer for military service. She feels such a call from the Commander in Chief would help military recruiters who have come under fire from the General Accountability Office. Full Story...
Muslim Radicals, Govt. Officials Trouble Indonesian Christians
August 17, 2006
- A Baptist church in one Indonesian village is the target of Muslim terrorists who want to eradicate all Christian churches from the area. In recent years, three prominent churches in Bandung, the provincial capital of West Java, Indonesia, have closed due to pressure from local Muslim leaders. Full Story...
Discovery Institute Fellow Questions Ethics Behind 'Custom Embryos'
August 17, 2006
- The world's first human embryo bank has one senior fellow at the Discovery Institute concerned that its in vitro fertilization services may need to be regulated by some new ethical guidelines. Full Story...
'Morphed' Monument Deemed Unconstitutional; Bible Must Go, Says Court
August 17, 2006
- A federal appeals court has ruled that a Bible must be banned from a historic monument in front of a government building in Houston, Texas. Full Story...
Couple Says School Violated Kids' Innocence, Parents' Rights With R-Rated Film
August 17, 2006
- A Los Angeles pastor and his wife say they are preparing to sue a public charter school for showing an obscene, sexually explicit, R-rated movie in their daughter's ninth-grade English class last February. Full Story...
'Invalid' Signatures May Negate Marriage Referendum on Nov. Ballot
August 17, 2006
- Pro-family groups are vowing to fight after Illinois election officials turned thumbs down on a petition drive to put a marriage referendum on the November ballot. Full Story...
Media Analyst: CBS's Wallace Played Softball in Interview With Iran's Leader
August 16, 2006
- A conservative media watchdog organization says while the recently televised interview of Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad by CBS's Mike Wallace was not as embarrassing as Dan Rather's 2003 talk with Saddam Hussein, it was clear Wallace was kissing up to the Iranian strongman. Full Story...
FIRE Lauds Marshall's Dropping of Race-Based Course Restrictions
August 16, 2006
- A campus watchdog has convinced Marshall University in West Virginia to stop offering racially segregated classes. The school had been limiting several freshman orientation classes to "African American students only." Full Story...
Electronic Pulses Wipe Out Modern Conveniences, Easy Lifestyle
August 16, 2006
- Global warming may be a real threat, but it's a global power outage that takes center stage in Night Light, Terri Blackstock's latest murder mystery/suspense novel. Night Light is the second book in the #1 best-selling author's four-title Restoration series from Zondervan. Full Story...
AIDS Conferees Jeer Mention of Abstinence as Preventive Measure
August 16, 2006
- Pro-family advocates say the International AIDS Conference taking place in Toronto this week is a huge waste of time and money -- as well as an opportunity for those in attendance to take a swipe at sexual abstinence as a way to combat the deadly disease. Full Story...
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