A Christian attorney and expert on terrorism says newly uncovered documents reveal that Attorney General Eric Holder wasn't truthful in the statements he made about "Operation Fast and Furious."

A conservative attorney says churches meeting in New York's public schools will soon be evicted unless state lawmakers take action in the ongoing fight.

A conservative activist says California intends to continue the borrow-spend-borrow cycle despite an announcement that the state is officially out of cash.

Since a federal judge halted a school's policy regarding the distribution of "church-related" flyers, the Arkansas district has settled a lawsuit.

Dan Gainor, a media watchdog, is chastising NBC for not mentioning key details of a recent riot in Oakland, California.

Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin (USA-Ret.) believes there will be "extraordinary pressure" from Islamic groups to prevent Muslim suspect Nidal Hassan from getting the death penalty, if he is convicted for the murders in the 2009 Fort Hood massacre.

A Christian activist stands by a judge's recent injunction to block cuts to Medi-Cal reimbursement rates in California.

Eight freshman lawmakers have returned a significant portion of their unused office budgets to the U.S. Treasury -- a move that one of them says is proof that the new crop of legislators is serious about reducing the national debt.

An organization that advocates for the safety of children says California officials should work to prevent crime -- not alter the state's "Three Strikes" law to lessen criminals' sentences.

Many Illinois abortion clinics had gone without inspection for many years until recently -- and that only happened after extensive media attention to a filthy Rockford abortion facility.

An attorney for The Becket Fund assures that lawsuits against ObamaCare's provisions related to religious organizations will proceed, even though compliance has been delayed.

An energy policy analyst is wondering what the Obama administration is hiding when it comes to its latest attempt at remaking a rule on mining.

Nine former and current chief state school officers have formed a group to influence federal and state education officials on who controls education policy, but Neal McCluskey of the Cato Institute says they really just want to maintain the status quo.

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The head of a worldwide pro-Israel Christian ministry says no one should be surprised that a lack of unity between rival factions has resulted in a cancellation of Palestinian elections.

The Texas capital finds itself in federal court again over a new pregnancy clinic ordinance.

Operation Rescue has set up a new website to identify abortionists in every state and their track record.

We have had egotistical presidents before, but never to my knowledge have we had one who saw himself as replacing God.

What began as a disagreement over a requested menu change for a banquet by a home-schooling mom has turned into litigation that could affect all employer-employee relations in Indiana.

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