On the first day of the U.S. Supreme Court’s final week of its current term, it sent an affirmative action case to a lower court and decided to take a case involving abortion protestors in its next term. The decisions in two cases involving gay marriage and a Voting Rights Act case will be announced later this week.
THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE TEXT: JOHN 8:32
“Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free”
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The U.S. Supreme Court today agreed to take a case out of Massachusetts where an abortion law was taken to court because it tramples on the free speech rights of pro-life advocates.
Less than a week after Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed gun restrictions into law in April, gun manufacturer PTR Industries said it intended to leave the state to avoid the damage it expected to be inflicted on its business.
WASHINGTON (June 19, 2013) – Rejecting arguments that the “right” to abortion is more sacred than life in the womb, the House has voted 228-196 to ban most abortions more than 20 weeks into a pregnancy.
Washington (CNN) – A growing number of Americans believe that senior White House officials ordered the Internal Revenue Service to target conservative political groups, according to a new national poll.
The Sunday event, entitled “Project Wildfire – #ExposePP,” seeks to call attention to the devastation of abortion.
Cary Bogue, founder of Project Wildfire, launched the new ministry that uses social media to promote the virtues of the pro-life movement. Bogue believes that Father’s Day is an ideal day to recognize the value of life and counter the multi-million dollar public relations and social media barrage of discrimination and deception by Planned Parenthood.
The reaction from pro-abortion and pro-life groups to the Obama administration’s decision to withdraw opposition to sales of the morning after pill to women and girls of any age is markedly different.
A newly-published research study shows unborn children are capable of feeling pain in the womb, as evidenced by the grimaces they show in their facial expressions.
Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Matt Birk is pro-life — so when it came time for the Ravens to visit President Barack Obama for the annual congratulations to the Super Bowl winners, he decided not to go.
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