- Homosexual 'marriage:' are we talking past each other?
- FBI says 168 children rescued in crackdown on sex trafficking
- Jill Duggar of '19 Kids and Counting' fame weds missionary fiancé
- France reopens euthanasia debate with 'right-to-die' ruling
- Fresh hell: Sudanese woman sentenced to death re-arrested in airport
- Forced vasectomy raises ethical concerns in VA prisoner deal
- Judge throws out Austin's burdensome pregnancy center sign ordinance
Last week’s March for Marriage in Washington, D.C. brought
same-sex marriage into the forefront of social media discussions, from
Facebook profile pictures to quick-fire Twitter arguments. What is so
frustrating about this debate is that the two sides seem to talk right
past each other.
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Nearly
170 victims of child sex trafficking, many of whom had never been
reported missing, were rescued in the last week as part of an annual
nationwide crackdown, the FBI said Monday.
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"We're just really trying to keep our relationship focused not on the physical but
really just more on communication and continuing to learn more about
each other," Jill has said. "We're saving our first kiss and things
beyond that for our wedding."
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France's top administrative court ruled on Tuesday that doctors should be allowed to take a tetraplegic man off life support after nearly six years in a coma, siding with his wife in a case that has revived a debate about euthanasia.
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After
having her death sentence for refusing to renounce her Christian faith
revoked by the Sudanese court yesterday, Meriam Ibrahim has been
re-arrested along with her husband at an airport.
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A Virginia man who has fathered children with several women has agreed to get a vasectomy to reduce his prison term by up to five years in a child endangerment case that has evoked the country’s dark history of forced sterilization.
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A
federal judge on Monday threw out an Austin ordinance that required
pregnancy resource centers, religiously based facilities that do not
offer abortions or refer women to abortion providers, to post signs
announcing that they do not offer "medical" care.
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