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Grading Congress

Jim Garlow small Glenn Beck is being used by God -- mightily. He is not perfect, but his exposé on America's sins is stellar. I am convinced his motives are pure.

Who is intolerant?

Michael Youssef small The drum beat of those who preach the religion of "tolerance" in our time has been growing louder and louder every day.

Arizona vs. the U.N.

Michelle Malkin small As Barack Obama throws America under the bus for the cause of open borders, the shady U.N. human rights police must be laughing their jackboots off.

Is the Abortion Debate Over?

Source: Real Clear Politics

Obama's Weakness Issue

Source: Real Clear Politics

ObamaCare: Kiss Your Access Goodbye

Source: Real Clear Politics

Did you hear the one about Obama?

Source: Macleans.ca

Obama Dithers While Tehran Burns

Source: The Weekly Standard

OneNewsNow.com Poll

What do you find most surprising about the ruling that the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance are constitutional?
That anybody would take offense to the words in the first place - 25.69%

That it took a legal case to determine something so obvious - 26.97%

That it came out of the liberal Ninth Circuit - 47.34%

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Craigslist drops ads for adult services
Craigslist appears to have surrendered in a legal fight over erotic ads posted on its website, shutting down its adult services section Saturday and replacing it with a black bar that simply says "censored."

Church fights for right to bear arms
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NY mosque investor also Hamas terrorist supporter
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First it was burqas, now it's burgers
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Public salary measure stalled
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Congressman shares pro-lifers' concerns
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Stricter regulations in store for VA abortuaries
Virginia's attorney general has issued a legal opinion that would allow greater enforcement of regulations on abortion clinics.

Marriage fee increase tied to domestic violence
Democrats in the California legislature recently passed a Republican-opposed measure that would boost marriage license fees to help fund the state's domestic violence shelters.

Nice vs. good - a dilemma for Christian women
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'Dancing' promoting immorality
A popular television competition has invited another contestant with a questionable past.

Disconnect + discontent = déjà vu
A sitting congressman is suggesting that current voter discontent may be even stronger than it was when Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in the 1994 mid-term elections.

ACLU sues FBI, helps 'country's enemies'
Gary Bauer thinks the ACLU should be helping national security and law enforcement agencies protect the citizens of the U.S. instead of aiding the country's enemies.

Abortion support at Catholic college?
A student protest is under way against Alverno College, a Catholic school for women in Milwaukee, for promoting pro-abortion links on its website.

'Same-sex divorce' revoked
A Texas court has reversed a judge's decision to grant a divorce in a case that involves two men.

Wedlock irrelevant to teens
There appears to be a growing acceptance of children being conceived out of wedlock among the nation's youth.