Personhood USA is hosting the third conservative presidential forum in Florida today, but there will again be two empty chairs.

While the housing market has stabilized, some believe it still faces significant challenges as government regulations have smothered the industry. One expert says Florida has been one of the hardest hit.

The producers of an explosive documentary on radical Islam are responding to attacks from an Islamic advocacy group that has ties to terrorism.

Thirty-five Christians have been jailed in Saudi Arabia for worshipping in their own homes according to a recent report. The news only surfaced this week that the Christians have been imprisoned for over a month.

In putting together the Common-Core Standards for education, the United States ironically drew on a variety of standards from other countries.

The Sixth Circuit has ruled in favor of a Christian graduate student who almost three years ago was expelled from a university counseling program for her religious beliefs.

The Parents Television Council is growing more concerned over the amount of skin shown during network prime-time television -- and is expressing added concern over the possible ramifications of an ongoing legal battle over indecency on the airwaves.

Cynthia Nixon learned the hard way this week that when it comes to gay civil rights, the personal is always political.

An immigration reform activist says Arizona Governor Jan Brewer had every right to be upset with President Obama during this week's incident at the Phoenix airport -- an incident that caused the governor to describe the president as "pretty thin-skinned."

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Thursday evening held a war of words at the final GOP presidential debate before the Florida primary on Tuesday, and one political analyst says Mitt Romney did "what he needed to do."

A family advocate in California says citizens who value family should bear in mind that many mayors throughout the nation are pushing homosexual "marriage" in their cities.

An expert in federal budgetary affairs says congressional Republicans do have a point about President Obama's budget announcement.

Message to Matt Drudge, Ann Coulter, and the rest of the establishment GOP: Conservatives don't shine to being told who our nominee is going to be. Thank you, but we'll pick him ourselves.

Media expert Dan Gainor says the TV networks treated the State of the Union address as a celebration of President Obama while ignoring some of his key failures. He cites NBC's as being "particularly bad" in that regard.

One faith leader hopes a California-based hospital system's decision to cut ties with the Catholic Church won't affect the system's family values.

A highly decorated combat veteran and military advocate says Barack Obama and the left-wing media have made too much of the recent video involving U.S. Marines and the corpses of Taliban fighters.

A pro-business and farming group says the death tax is exactly where the organization wants it to be in this election.

A legal expert with The Heritage Foundation says the Supreme Court's unanimous decision this week upholding warrantless searches was the right one.

A Texas appeals court is deciding whether to allow a recall election against the mayor of El Paso and two city council members -- and one attorney believes the decision will favor local ministries.

The good news for the media is that Newt Gingrich is a Southern white male Christian Republican. The bad news for the media is that he bites back -- hard.

According to a conservative legal group, free speech is not considered free speech in front of the Supreme Court Building in Washington, DC.

Alabama pro-life prayer warriors still don't know the fate of two women carried to a hospital from a Birmingham abortion clinic.

An initiative spokesperson says the second annual celebration of National School Choice Week is evidence of the momentum for school choice among parents, legislators, and teachers.

A Christian leader is backing a California private school's decision to deny recognition of an on-campus "gay" and lesbian support group.

Education analyst Lindsey Burke says state funding of higher education is declining due to the nation's stumbling economic recovery and the end of federal stimulus money.

Ford has withdrawn its membership in a controversial lobby organization.

Pro-family activist Peter LaBarbera says it's "very sad" that a number of major corporations -- Microsoft, Nike, and Starbucks among them -- are backing legislation before the Washington legislature to legalize homosexual "marriage."

While Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear pushes for gambling expansion, a pastor is being criticized for trying to use prayer to help encourage lawmakers to make decisions that are consistent with God's "eternal character and truth."

Story contains results from Thursday's poll