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Jury Duty Matters
I wonder how many people who criticize the Casey Anthony jury have tried to get out of jury duty when…
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When “Not Guilty” Seems to be a Travesty
Casey Anthony’s acquittal of the killing of her precious child, Caylee, has shocked the nation. Many who watched the trial…
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“Gay Rights” Forecast: Expect Havoc
With liberal activists emboldened by their recent legislative victory in New York (where a same-sex “marriage” bill was passed into…
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Lessons from New York
In the political battle that ended last week with New York’s legalization of gay marriage, Catholic defenders of man-woman marriage…
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Czech Case Affirms the Duty of Conscientious Objection
The European Court of Human Rights just emphasised unanimously that “no one should show total, blind obedience to orders which…
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10 Things You Need to Know About Slavery in Islam
1. Muslim slave trade in Africa has lasted 14 centuries and continues to this day in places like Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, and…
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Sixth Circuit’s Obamacare Decision on the Way to the Supreme Court
Yesterday, in a split 2-1 decision, a divided panel of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of…
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“Gay Marriage”: New York’s Latest Love Canal
Acrimonious and bitter is the fight in America about giving legal approval to gay and lesbian sexual activity. Polarization about…
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The “Landmark Gay Rights Resolution” That Wasn’t
“Gay rights have arrived at the United Nations as of today,” proclaimed a senior US official during a triumphant briefing.…
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Pictures for Life
The Legislature of the State of Texas meets every two years for 140 days. It is in session this year,…