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Imagine waking up one morning believing you had only hours to live, only to be granted a second shot at life. That’s exactly what happened to Richard Glossip, a death-row inmate in Oklahoma charged with plotting the 1997 murder of hotel owner Barry Van Treese, after his lawyers filed the Hail Mary of all appeals and snagged him an emergency…
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Only a week after Office Depot refused to print copies of a pro-life prayer for Chicago resident Maria Goldstein, Fr. Frank Pavone, the national director of Priests for Life and the author of the prayer, is now encouraging fellow pro-lifers to print copies of his pro-life prayer specifically at Office Depot.
Goldstein, a Roman Catholic, had taken the…
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The federal government just awarded a $386,597 grant, courtesy of the American taxpayer, to the University of Arizona to study and train doctors who don’t know they’re racist against Hispanics to stop being racist against Hispanics.
According to the grant, which was awarded by the National Institute of Health:
Research shows that while stereotyping, prejudice…
Robert Peraza, who lost his son Robert David Peraza, pauses at his son's name at the North Pool of the 9/11 Memorial.
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has come under fire recently for offering a class called “The Literature of 9/11,” a freshman seminar chock full of anti-America, terrorist-sympathizing material that supposedly…
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About 62 percent of households headed up by illegal aliens living in the United States are on some form of welfare – more than twice the percentage of households headed up by native-born persons that receive government assistance.
The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) just released a report detailing the amount of welfare used by illegal aliens in…
Most babies’ births are met with balloons and tiny embroidered socks, hugs and tears of joy. Not Gianna Jessen’s.
During a congressional hearing Wednesday, Jessen, an abortion survivor, shared with members of Congress the heartbreaking story of her own birth -- a story that began when her mother, a 19-year-old college student was advised by Planned Parenthood at seven and a half months pregnant…
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On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee held the first in a series of congressional hearings into allegations that Planned Parenthood is illegally selling body parts from aborted babies, a claim first launched by the pro-life Center for Medical Progress in its recently published undercover videos. In the tapes, Planned Parenthood…
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Human depravity really knows no bounds.
Only a few weeks after the world lost its collective mind over the shooting death of Cecil the African Lion by a Minnesota dentist, a Houston woman has been arrested for one of the most disturbing animal abuse cases imaginable.
A press release by the…
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Dr. Matthew Reeves, medical director for the National Abortion Federation (NAF), told a panel only a few months ago that he often encouraged obstetricians to wait to refer women for abortions until they were closer to 20 weeks into their pregnancy, because “you can see the fetal heart so much better.”
“Part of my job…
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Unemployed people in the United States watch about 90 percent more television and shop about 40 percent more than people who have jobs, according to a recent survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
The BLS’s 2014 American Time Use Survey shows the average employed person spends about 4.6 hours a week shopping, while the average unemployed person spends …
