'Unborn Victims' Bill Now Law; Another Pro-Life Victory
April 2, 2004
On Thursday, President Bush signed into law the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, making it a separate crime to harm or kill an unborn child during an assault on the mother. While most pro-lifers are hailing the new law and the recognition it brings to children still in the womb, at least one major pro-life advocacy group is saddened that it won't pr... Full Story...Make Sure Your Investment Decision-Making Is 'Inside-Out'
April 2, 2004
One of the more contra-intuitive propositions that I regularly put forth in my monthly newsletter is the idea that your investing decisions can usually be made with little regard for what's currently going on in the investment markets. Let me explain why this is true. Full Story...
Children's Author: Use Time with Toddlers to Teach Values
April 2, 2004
"When I grow up I want to be like Justin's daddy," says little Nathan. "He's a race car driver." Full Story...
Like the UMC, Presbyterian Church (USA) Haggles Over Lesbian Pastor's Status
April 2, 2004
A conservative pastor in the Presbyterian Church (USA) is commending an attorney for filing disciplinary charges against an openly homosexual female minister in California. Full Story...
FCC Officials Chastise Broadcasters -- and Agency's Own Lax Enforcement of Standards
April 1, 2004
The nation's radio and television broadcasters heard from the FCC on Wednesday that if they leave it up to the government to set strict standards for broadcast decency, they won't like the results. One FCC commissioner told them he's ready to lower the boom so they will take the indecency laws more seriously. Full Story...
'Pro-Choice' Clergywoman Claims God Often Wills Abortion
April 1, 2004
Many conservatives may be surprised to learn that, in the battle over abortion, the vast majority of religious denominations and their clergy support the pro-abortion side. Full Story...
Dallas Gathering Launches New Ten Commandments Rally Series
April 1, 2004
Final preparations are being made for the first in a new series of Ten Commandments rallies that will take place around the U.S., giving thousands of concerned Christians the chance to show support for the public display and acknowledgement of God's laws. Full Story...
Author: 2,000 Years Later, Christ Still Influencing People and Nations
April 1, 2004
A Christian author says the significance and impact of Christ is not limited to the Church. Full Story...
It's MTV ... What Did We Expect?
April 1, 2004
Despite its vulgarity, the recent Super Bowl half-time show, which climaxed with a stunt that revealed singer Janet Jackson's right breast, may have been a wake-up call for American families and a boon for the cause of decency on TV. Full Story...
University Finds Nothing Corny About 'Offensive' Editorial Cartoon
April 1, 2004
Southwest Missouri State University is once again being accused of stifling free speech on campus. The controversy involves a cartoon meant to poke fun at a common Thanksgiving tradition. Full Story...
School Shelves Pro-Homosexual Children's Book; Now Restricted to Adults
April 1, 2004
A controversial book about two princes getting married is no longer accessible to students at one North Carolina elementary school. Full Story...
Ollie North Critical of Media's Reporting on Iraqi War
March 31, 2004
One of the nation's most prominent national defense analysts says the mainstream media continues to distort what is going on in Iraq. Full Story...
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