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BOSTON – After graduating from college in May, New Jersey native Jane Riccardi headed for New England on a rare assignment – to spur on the infant pro-life student movement in one of the most progressive pockets of the country. Although Riccardi, 23, had spent some time as a student working on
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Robert L. Dear, the Colorado Springs shooter, is not a "Christian terrorist," but rather the kind of random psycho who leers into his neighbors' windows and shoots their dogs. But some pro-choicers will nevertheless tie this deranged hermit's shooting spree to the "atmosphere of
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In 1983, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote that abortion was on "a collision course" with technology. Back then, O'Connor could hardly have known the extent to which advances in neonatal science, sonogram technology, and video recording would debunk the claim of abortion
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Santiago, Chile (CNA/EWTN News) — A psychologist who cares for post-abortive women has emphasized the need to help women who have had abortions heal – and that these women have their own stories to tell. Peruvian psychologist Luz Marina Araoz Chavez said post-abortive women endure "difficulty in healing the wound
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We have come a long way since the 2001 controversy over embryonic stem cell research. Back then, we witnessed heated public debates over whether such research should be federally funded: proponents pointed to possible cures for horrific diseases; opponents pointed to the sanctity of all human life and the danger
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"Black Lives Matter." The slogan, which started as an internet meme following the release of several highly-publicized videos of the killing of unarmed Black men by police officers, soon became an anti-police brutality slogan and later evolved into the rallying cry of a national political movement.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The divide between Republicans and Democrats over abortion is deeper than ever. Activists on both sides foresee a 2016 presidential campaign in which the nominees tackle the volatile topic more aggressively than in past elections. Friction over the issue also is likely to surface in key Senate
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Evangelist Franklin Graham has announced he is abandoning the Republican Party in disgust over the move by the GOP-led Congress last week to pass a budget that Graham said was "wasteful" and provided funding for Planned Parenthood, which he compared to the Nazis. Graham has previously said he
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