After Secretary of State John Kerry’s speech on Wednesday focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, several leading Jewish organizations blasted him, saying his oration was laden with “anti-Israel vitriol.”
Another organization is condemning National Geographic for ignoring the reality of transgender.
A pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel group at a college in New York City announced at the end of last month the launch of what students are calling the "Hunter College Apartheid Divest" campaign.
Religious freedoms guaranteed under the First Amendment will return in the United States after enduring eight years of the Obama administration, a constitutional attorney predicts.
Americans got a chilling reminder of the enemy they face in Islamic terrorism through a recent video posted on the Internet.
A Texas judge is expected to decide the fate of President Barack Obama’s new rule that would take effect on New Year’s Day and force doctors to provide transgender medical treatment for children who desire it.
A Christian-based organization for girls is urging that parents exercise caution regarding a sex education program that provides a controversial approach to the subject.
A magazine known for its stunning nature photography has sunk to exploiting children, says a pro-family organization.
The top 10 “most sinful” cities in the United States were uncovered in a recent study that ranks America’s urban areas using the seven deadly sins – divulging everything from where the most “potential cheaters” live to where the most violent crimes per capita take place.
A group battling pornography and all forms of sexual exploitation is challenging a major online retailer to stop catering to sexual predators.
President Barack Obama says America hasn't gotten past its racist roots. One African-American conservative says the president is right.
A noted children's publication has reportedly caved into to the liberal agenda of homosexuality, and many families across America are up-in-arms about it.
President Joe Biden promised voters he would tackle the coronavirus pandemic better than Donald Trump, whom Democrats accused of being responsible for 400,000 deaths to date, but in the course of one day the new president snapped at a reporter over vaccine distribution and his new press secretary dodged a question about his mask-skipping hypocrisy.
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