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WASHINGTON – The annual March for Life is attracting a new crowd. In recent years, the event has drawn – and reached – groups that include feminists, human-rights advocates and atheists, not just the religiously devout. The march has historically attracted religious leaders, Catholic students and activists, and has focused largely on the
congress
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Republican member of the House Benghazi committee says he is "hopeful" that the Justice Department will indict Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for having classified information on her private email server. Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas said Thursday that there is increasing evidence that "
Abortion
(CNSNews.com) – A family-owned pharmacy and two individual pharmacists petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to stop a state law that compels pharmacies and individual pharmacists in Washington State to provide abortion-inducing drugs despite conscience objections. The 2007 Washington law requires pharmacists to dispense all drugs approved by
second amendment
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama defended his administration's plans to tighten the nation's gun-control restrictions without going through Congress, insisting Monday that the steps he'll announce fall within his legal authority and uphold the constitutional right to own a gun. Flanked by his attorney
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A massive year-end spending measure moving through Congress includes a provision that will encourage companies to share cyber threat information with the government while providing them with liability protections for not acting on information received. The measure, a culmination of several years of effort to pass a cyber
boston
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren scored a spot on the annual "Pinocchio" list published by the Washington Post for telling one of the biggest tall tales of the year. The Pinocchio roster also features Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State John Kerry, a Boston resident, and U.
boston
WASHINGTON – While waiting her turn to appear on a Fox News show last month, Saba Ahmed, a Pakistani-American and a Muslim, couldn't bear listening to the anti-Islam rhetoric from the guest who went on before her. So she replaced a purple hijab, or head scarf, she wore with
congress
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers are returning to Capitol Hill to wrap up work on the budget, highway funding and taxes, an end-of-the-year stretch that will test the standing of Republican leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan with the GOP's tea party wing and its anti-establishment presidential candidates. There are
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