Colorado voters approved a measure on the November ballot today that will make Colorado the next state to legalize assisted suicide targeting the disabled and elderly. The ballot proposal comes after the state legislature defeated bills to legalize assisted suicide. Leading pro-life, disability rights, religious and
The death penalty was up for a vote in California, Nebraska and Oklahoma on Tuesday, but stands against capital punishment proved unpopular with voters in all three states. In California, Proposition 62 promised to end the death penalty and reduce death sentences to life in
In my school days, we were taught that the national government is limited. The powers of Congress are only those enumerated in the Constitution. The powers of the President and the Executive Branch are only those enumerated. All other powers are reserved to the States
Representatives of the nation’s capital voted Tuesday to legalize physician-assisted suicide, despite strong opposition from religious, legal and medical leaders. “Since the time of the Hippocratic Oath — which long predated Christianity — the medical community saw the profound incompatibility of efforts to end life
The Legislative Assembly of Ontario is quickly pushing a bill that would make it so that children could have up to four legal parents and would also give biological fathers the right to absolve themselves from being listed on a child’s birth certificate just by
The Supreme Court has announced that it will hear a case on whether students identifying as transgender may be required to use restrooms according to their biological birth sex. “Schools have a duty to protect the privacy and safety of all students. That’s a compelling
Teresa was eight months’ pregnant when her ex-husband, Robert Keeler, found her driving along a California road. He forced her to the side of the road with his car and pulled open the door of her car. When he saw that she was visibly pregnant,
Leading religious freedom advocates called for the release of all “prisoners of conscience” worldwide on International Religious Freedom Day. “For the sake of these and other prisoners of conscience we dare not be silent,” wrote Fr. Thomas Reese and Daniel Mark, chairman and vice chairman
WASHINGTON—For Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, some things will never change. In 1991, Thomas’ high character, integrity, and work ethic made him a prime candidate to replace retiring Justice Thurgood Marshall and become the nation’s second African-American Supreme Court justice. His Senate confirmation hearings were
A women’s rights group has said that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton was wrong to suggest to the American public during Wednesday evening’s presidential debate that the practice of forced abortions is a thing of the past in China. Clinton said during the debate on the topic of
Praying the Rosary
Familiarize yourself with the prayers of the rosary.
