2009 (By Year)

A New Jersey abortion clinic has settled a lawsuit that emerged from a botched procedure it performed.

The Washington Times is denying a religious discrimination claim by the newspaper's former opinion editor.

A regulatory expert says the effort by General Motors to spin its massive third-quarter loss is just like "putting lipstick on an Edsel." 

Several homosexual newspapers have closed their doors.

Elaine Donnelly with the Center for Military Readiness expects a tough fight in Congress if Democratic leaders move forward with a plan to try ending the ban on homosexuals serving in the U.S. military by attaching an amendment to next year's defense authorization bill.

His name appears on radical Internet postings. A fellow officer says he fought his deployment to Iraq and argued with soldiers who supported U.S. wars.

A battle for control of the Republican message may have cost the party a special election for a northern New York House seat.

A newspaper in California indicates that state may soon allow insurance companies to implement "pay-as-you-drive" policies.

A seniors group that promotes limited government and lower taxes says many Americans are unaware that the AARP is a "Fortune 500 conglomerate" that's using tax dollars to promote a new government health insurance plan.

Along with scores of other businesses across America, casinos don't appear to be faring well in the current economy.

To a certain extent, says a pro-family leader in Massachusetts, conservatives could use someone like Ted Kennedy.   Earlier story: Kennedy leaves 'sad legacy' on tradtional values

The Christian book business, optimistic that escapism might be an antidote for readers in hard times, is turning to bonnets, buggies and bloodsuckers.

Without a vote from shareholders, one of America's largest corporations has decided to grant its transgender employees special protected status.   POLL: Why were the shareholders excluded? (Story contains poll results)

Episcopal Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori says it's "heresy" to believe that an individual can be saved through a sinner's prayer of repentance.   POLL: What's your reaction to this? (Story contains poll results)

San Diego County has rescinded its citation and apologized to a pastor who was warned that he needed a permit to hold weekly Bible studies in his home.

Washington state has approved a transgender "hate crime" protection law.