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The archbishop of New York has no plans to excommunicate New York Governor Andrew Cuomo from the Roman Catholic Church for signing a bill making abortion legal in that state up to the moment of birth, saying he thinks it would backfire. Cardinal Timothy Dolan, one of the prominent leaders
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Medical Examiner: During a legal abortion a doctor would definitely have to empty the skulls to get 'em through the birth canal. Assistant District Attorney: So if we could prove the skulls weren't emptied? Medical Examiner: That would mean they were probably delivered alive. Assistant District Attorney:
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We at the NO to 3 Committee were disappointed that Question 3 in Massachusetts passed in November, but we aren't disconsolate, and we aren't surrendering. Although Big Tranny raised $5.7 million in cash and in-kind contributions (versus the $652,000 in cash and in-kind raised
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Renee Graham's disastrous column on the Covington Catholic incident in Wednesday's issue of The Boston Globe shows no evidence that Graham has seen a long-version video of the event or has any interest in what actually happened. What was Graham doing on Tuesday, the day she
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My old bones ache from an uncomfortable bus ride and I'm still catching up on my sleep. But I've rarely been more inspired. The March for Life will do that for you.
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Imagine a large company that makes products exclusively for women producing an ad criticizing not just the way some women act but the way women are. The stock price would plummet to nickels-on-the-dollar territory faster than you can say "girl-friend."
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The recent nationwide electoral shellacking of the Republican Party at the hands of the Democrats reminded me of a key episode in Moshe Rebbeinu's (the name means "Moses, Our Teacher") early life. In the third reading of a recent Torah portion (Shemot (which means "Names&
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The planning board in the city of South Portland has approved a site plan for what would be Maine's first recreational marijuana store, but the possible presence of historic graves may complicate the process. Meanwhile, applicant Scott Howard, owner of the aptly named SeaWeed Company, is looking forward
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