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"[T]here is no truth, no real mercy, and no authentic compassion, in blessing a course of action that leads persons away from God," Archbishop Charles Chaput wrote in a column for Catholic Philly, responding to suggestions in Germany that the Catholic Church could bless same-sex unions. "
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New York Times columnist David Brooks writes a memo from an imaginary Democratic political consultant explaining how pro-abortion absolutism since Roe v. Wade has hurt Democrats electorally and helps explain the Republican majorities in Congress. Science is hurting pro-abortionism because people can see the faces of their unborn babies, and
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New York Daily News columnist S.E. Cupp says evangelicals were tired of being bullied by former President Barack Obama and secular leftists in the mainstream media, and saw in Donald Trump someone willing to punch the bully on their behalf. His record so far — a conservative justice on the
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New York state education officials are preparing guidelines that would allow local public school districts to close private and religious schools if they determine they're not providing a good enough education and would also allow them to take parents to family court if the parents continue sending their
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The ban reignited an old debate: Can lobsters feel pain? Some experts say they can't because they don't have a complex neural system that can process pain; some experts think they can feel pain.
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A woman who police say falsely claimed two men raped her has rejected a plea deal, and the case is expected to go to trial. The woman was a student at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut; police say when she was confronted with inconsistencies with her story, she admitted
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Some medical marijuana dispensaries in New Hampshire have stopped taking debit cards and started requiring cash. The new U.S. Attorney's statement that he can't guarantee he won't prosecute people who violate federal marijuana laws has apparently spooked a debit-card service provider.
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President Donald Trump cited unwillingness from some states to provide election data in his announcement dissolving the commission that was designed to determine whether and how much fraud has affected American elections.
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