- HHS to force Medicare benefits for gay "spouses"
- Obama tramples states' rights on gay 'marriage'
- 'Vending machine' abortions stir heated debate in Iowa
- Girl, 10, shows no sign of sickle cell after cord blood stem cell transplant
- Rape victim finds consolation in Pope's phone call
- Running for their lives
- Seattle-based provider to omit abortion coverage on state exchange plans
- What Would MLK Jr. Say about 40 Years of Legal Abortion?
Posted: 29 Aug 2013 12:22 PM PDT
The
Department of Health and Human Services released a statement today
saying that gay "spouses" are now eligible for key Medicare benefits.
The announcement is presented as "guidance" for "implementing Supreme
Court’s decision on the Defense of Marriage Act."
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Posted: 29 Aug 2013 12:21 PM PDT
"Married"
gay couples living in all U.S. states can file joint federal tax
returns, even if local authorities don’t recognize their "marriages,"
the Obama administration said today.
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Posted: 29 Aug 2013 10:01 AM PDT
Dr.
Greg Hoversten, chairman of the Iowa Board of Medicine, suggested the
telemedicine system, the first in the nation used for doctor
consultations before a drug-induced abortion, amounted to an experiment
on Iowa woman.
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Posted: 29 Aug 2013 08:52 AM PDT
After
spending three months undergoing and recovering from a risky stem cell
transplant, 10-year-old Caitlyn Hill left St. Louis Children's Hospital
last week without any signs of her sickle cell disease.
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Posted: 28 Aug 2013 07:09 PM PDT
A
44-year-old woman from Argentina said that after writing a letter to
Pope Francis telling him that she had been raped by a local police
officer, the Pope called her to tell her, “You are not alone.”
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Posted: 28 Aug 2013 07:07 PM PDT
The
organizer of a charitable run to raise funds for orphans in China says
the event has special meaning this year as her family is in the midst of
adopting a child of their own.
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Posted: 28 Aug 2013 04:43 PM PDT
Group
Health Cooperative will not cover abortion in its individual health
insurance plans being offered through the marketplace put in place by
the Affordable Care Act, but says women who buy them will be able to
access the service without paying more.
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Posted: 28 Aug 2013 04:32 PM PDT
In part because of the pro-life activism of his niece, Alveda King, this question has sparked some debate and contention.
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