Break the Poverty Cycle: Train Teen Mothers First
July 21, 2010
Each year, over 465,000 teens in the United States will have sex, get pregnant, give birth and keep the baby. Of those child-mothers, the majority will not graduate high school. Full Story...Administration Reiterates That No Federal Funds Will Be Used for Abortion
July 21, 2010
Following the announcement that Pennsylvania will receive $160 million to ensure that people with pre-existing conditions are able to get health insurance under the new health care law, the National Right to Life Committee accused President Obama of allowing public funds to be used for abortion. Full Story...
Teens Converge in D.C. to Voice Concerns About Gang Violence Until July 22
July 21, 2010
About 130 youth from across the country will converge at the nation's capital to push for an end to gang violence. The teens are part of the Youth Empowerment Project (YEP), a program of humanitarian organization World Vision Full Story...
David vs. Goliath: American Jewish Entrepreneur Launches Campaign to Counter Boycotts and Terror Against Israel with Genesis Waters
July 21, 2010
Social entrepreneur Michael Gerbitz is countering boycotts and terror against Israel with a simple product everyone consumes - water. He recently introduced a new mineral water from Israel (Genesis Waters) to the American market with a unique mission - to support Israel and help victims of terror. Full Story...
Personhood Mississippi Responds to Lawsuit Against Right to Life and Right to Vote in Mississippi
July 20, 2010
ACLU and Planned Parenthood attorneys have filed an injunction against the Mississippi Secretary of State, seeking to disallow Mississippi voters from voting on the Mississippi Personhood Amendment. Full Story...
Missouri 5th State to Opt Out of Taxpayer-Funded Abortion; New Law Includes Significant Informed Consent Enhancements
July 20, 2010
Today, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon will allow SB 793 to become law without his signature, which will significantly enhance the state's informed consent protections for pregnant women and make Missouri the fifth state to opt-out of the abortion mandate in the federal health care law. Full Story...
U.S. Court of Appeals says FCC Broadcast Indecency Policy is Vague
July 20, 2010
Yesterday, a U.S. Court of Appeals in Manhattan held that the FCC's current "indecency policy" is unconstitutionally vague. In so holding, however, the Court of Appeals did not also hold that the broadcast indecency law itself is unconstitutional Full Story...
Obama Violates Own Executive Order, Funds Abortions
July 20, 2010
The Department of Health and Human Services under radical abortion promoter Kathleen Sebelius has approved the first disbursement of federal tax dollars to pay for abortions, despite an Executive Order that promised the American people such abortion funding would not be permitted. Full Story...
Court Gives Broadcasters Unfettered License to Air Profanity-FCC Decency Policy Knocked Down
July 20, 2010
Yesterday, a three-judge panel in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals decided that broadcasters could air profanity anytime during the day on broadcast television. Full Story...
US Gov't IS Funding the Kenya 'Yes' Campaign
July 19, 2010
A series of U.S. taxpayer-funded agreements awarded to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) by the Obama Administration clearly contradicts recent statements issued by the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi claiming neutrality in the Kenya constitutional referendum scheduled for a vote in early August. Full Story...
H.H.S. Approves Pennsylvania Plan to Use Federal Funds to Subsidize Coverage of Nearly All Abortions in New 'High-Risk Pool' Program
July 19, 2010
The Obama Administration will give Pennsylvania $160 million to set up a new "high-risk" insurance program under a provision of the federal health care legislation enacted in March -- and has quietly approved a plan Full Story...
Human Rights Lawyer Banned from Entering Linfen Court, Barred from Travel
July 19, 2010
Chinese human rights attorney Zhang Kai (Kevin) was barred from entering a Linfen Court on Monday, July 12, following a recent government action restricting his ability to travel. Full Story...
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