 Attorneys for six death row prisoners in Arizona filed a lawsuit against state officials Thursday alleging “human experimentation” in executions.
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 American
zoos prefer contraception over euthanasia to curb populations, prevent
breeding, or preserve genetic qualities of a given species. Creatures as
big as lions and hippos and as small as meerkats and mice take birth control—it's crushed up in their feed, injected into their veins, and implanted under their skins.
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 The contraception mandate will not be axed completely; the Supreme Court has the power to narrow the rule's reach.
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 The
Supreme Court is poised to deliver its verdict in a case that weighs
the religious rights of employers and the "right" of women to free,
employer-funded birth control of their choice.
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 Yesterday
morning, in a unanimous decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that struck
down a Massachusetts “buffer zone” law, sidewalk counselor Eleanor
McCullen won the right to speak up freely to women entering abortion
centers in Massachusetts.
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 "Most babies don't show up on their due dates, it's true...but you won't be born any other day this week or next week, because you were born into Heaven many months ago."
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 My
name is Courtney. I’m sixteen years young. When I was 14, I was told
that I am adopted. When I was 14, I also learned that there was much
more to the story of my life. Not only am I adopted, but I am an
abortion survivor. When my birth mother was somewhere around 7 weeks
pregnant, she had an abortion.
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 A
candidate seeking the Republican nomination for a Wisconsin
congressional seat is invoking the argument that gay "marriage" will
lead to incest, saying siblings will try to marry each other if bans on
same-sex "marriage" are lifted.
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