The Media Research Center says no one should be surprised that media coverage of the war between Israel and Hamas terrorists has been overwhelmingly pro-Hamas.

An Israeli diplomat says it's just not acceptable that three-quarters of a million Israelis must live their lives in constant fear that an alarm may sound, giving them about 15 seconds to find shelter from an Hamas missile attack.

The ACLU has filed a lawsuit to challenge a new Arkansas law that prevents unmarried couples who live together from being adoptive or foster parents.

Conservative military watchdog Elaine Donnelly is concerned about a recent survey of military personnel that indicates a significant number of service members might leave the all-volunteer force if the ban on open homosexuals in the military is lifted.

A pro-family advocate says the Massachusetts legislature is passing bills without a quorum.

The vice chairman of the Republican National Committee is sponsoring a proposed resolution that accuses President Bush and GOP members of Congress who supported the recent Wall Street bailout of helping move the country's economy "another dangerous step toward socialism."

The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to review the case of a Colleyville, Texas, woman who claims a church exorcism left her emotionally scarred.

The Christian Anti-Defamation Commission has released the "Top Ten Instances of Christian Bashing in America, 2008."

President-elect Barack Obama's appointed successor was turned away today when he appeared at the U.S. Capitol to take his seat. (View video report)

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An Illinois family advocate says she's stunned by the approval of what she believes is the first homosexual-affirming middle school in the U.S.

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A nationwide survey commissioned by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops underscores the public view of abortion.

The executive director of Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays says a recent study on the mental health of homosexual youth is another attempt to promote "gay affirmation."

A media watchdog believes a $27 million defamation lawsuit filed against the New York Times further discredits a front-page story the newspaper published in February suggesting Arizona Senator John McCain had an illicit affair with a female telecom lobbyist.

The $700 billion bailout package is nothing but a political 'get-out-of-jail-free card' that can cover whatever disasters the Democrats create on their own in the years ahead.

Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, has thrown his support behind former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell in his bid to become the next chairman of the Republican National Committee. Blackwell, he says, will return the party to its core conservative principles.

A former Palestinian terrorist who became a Christian says it would have been political suicide for Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's government not to strike back at Hamas terrorists who continue to launch deadly rocket attacks against Israeli civilians.

Decriminalize marijuana use? Not a good idea, Mr. President-Elect.

Former Indiana Congressman John Hostettler believes the U.S. Senate has the constitutional authority to block Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich's appointment of Roland Burris to fill Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.

The Christian Defense Coalition is calling for 19 days of prayer and fasting for president-elect Barack Obama.

Planned Parenthood of Indiana has been asked to release juvenile-related records to a grand jury.

The former director of education and training for Ohio Planned Parenthood clinics is now in Boise, Idaho, and is being monitored closely by pro-life groups.

President Bush's "right of conscience" rules for medical professionals are supported by a large number of people in the profession.

A Christian couple says it's possible to help children find success in the public school system and help them stay on course as faithful followers of Christ.

A new national political movement is demanding more supply of affordable energy.

A legal scholar and former member of the Federal Election Commission is questioning the constitutionality of Senate Democrats' plan to block Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich's appointment of former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris to fill Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.

Two California homosexuals have won a federal lawsuit, allowing both their names to be on their adopted son's Louisiana birth certificate.