2011 (By Year)

A conservative activist says California should abandon its high-speed rail project, especially in the wake of a new announcement that declares it won't create the expected number of jobs.

A pro-life group is pleased to report that New Mexico is losing yet another abortionist.

2011 was a year of high unemployment -- and according to financial expert Dan Celia, next year won't be any better.

More information about the EPA's rules for coal-fired power plants is coming to light, including which states could encounter brownouts and blackouts in the near future.

An Ohio atheist group is upset that a Mansfield-based company rejected billboards depicting Jesus, Poseidon, Satan and Santa Clause as myths.

The 60 Plus Association, a conservative alternative to AARP, is speaking out against the Obama administration's push to extend federal wage and hour laws for home healthcare workers.

As of now, faith-based organizations in Virginia won't be forced to allow homosexuals to adopt, as the Department of Social Services has opted not to adopt so-called "anti-discrimination" provisions.

To say the least, 2011 has not been a good year for the housing market, and one expert does not see the situation improving in 2012.

A network of 22 Arab-American nonprofits says its members will no longer accept donations from Lowe's.

In hiring children to spread their "perverted" message, one pro-lifer says Wisconsin Planned Parenthood is promoting statutory rape. And she doesn't think the effort will help the organization as it fights to continue receiving state funds.

Atheists have displaced most of the Christmas Nativity scenes erected for years by a coalition of churches in Santa Monica, California.

A pro-family advocate is explaining what the nation's largest homosexual activist group requires of the companies it praises in its buyer's guide.

A conservative think-tank continues to warn that the nation's electricity supply remains threatened by the Obama administration's anti-coal agenda.

A California conservative says a Democratic state lawmaker is going too far in suggesting legal action to counter a decision by Lowe's Home Improvement to pull ads from a controversial show on Muslims.   Retailer chided for pulling ads CAIR jumps into the controversy

A California city's decision to hike the minimum wage salary will prevent individuals from improving their skill sets and could drive small businesses to close, says one conservative.

Morality in Media is asking for a federal probe of ICM Registry, which is the company that set up the XXX Internet domain.