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Planned Parenthood is not holding back on its quest to help Democratic allies get elected this year: It plans to spend $45 million to elect them.
With the U.S. not participating in the Paris climate agreement, cities are taking it upon themselves to fight what they call "man-made global warming." But not everyone thinks it's necessary.
A faith-based organization that collects donor eggs for those who are unable to conceive has helped a Tennessee couple with an embryo frozen 24 years ago.
Scientific evidence found in fossilized tree stumps recently discovered by a team of scientists in Antarctica adds more confirmation that the Genesis account of the global Flood took place thousands of years ago.
A study from Denmark about the birth control pill confirms what is already known about its side effects and dangers.
More and more discussion is surfacing about the end of former President Barack Obama’s Net Neutrality and the beginning of President Donald Trump’s age of free Internet.
Yesterday's vote by the FCC on Net Neutrality clearly isn't the final word on the matter, as both sides of the issue continue to debate what a "free and neutral" Internet really is.
President Trump is often criticized for giving an audience to the religious right – but now he's being criticized for not having a fear of the Lord.
An organization of young Americans is excited to see the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman planning to undo the Obama administration’s “Net Neutrality.”
Don't look now but science has us on the verge of some historic medical breakthroughs.
A recent study at Duke University reveals what a genetic engineer says is proof that autism is contracted after birth, not before.
It's not a new argument, but an academic has taken the idea of curbing procreation to another level.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first drug in the United States to have a digital ingestion tracking system, but the drug has many skeptics.
Planned Parenthood is not holding back on its quest to help Democratic allies get elected this year: It plans to spend $45 million to elect them.
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