The president of the National Black Church Initiative says he believes both the NAACP and President Barack Obama will lose support among black churches for siding with same-sex "marriage."

Blacks and same-sex marriage

A day after leaving China, blind pro-life activist Chen Guangcheng ventured outside near where he's living in New York City.

Pro-lifers in Maine are pleased that their state is done giving money to Planned Parenthood.

The most prominent Roman Catholic school in America is suing Obama administration officials over the mandate requiring most employers to cover birth control.  

The Florida Family Association is celebrating the removal of a controversial TV program from a premium cable channel watched mainly by youngsters.

J.C. Penney reported a bigger-than-expected loss in the first quarter, but the leader of a pro-family group believes reasons for that loss go beyond what the secular media is claiming.

A military watchdog says the Marine Corps recently deciding to allow women to take part in infantry training is nothing more than a social experiment aimed at satisfying the Obama administration's push for diversity in the armed forces.

One activist says California's upcoming primary will put the state in a "whole new game of politics."

A church in Texas stood its ground against the city and has won the right to worship in its own building.

An organization founded by the late Chuck Colson is criticizing the Department of Justice for weakening standards meant to eliminate rape in prisons.

Evangelical Lutherans in the St. Paul (Minnesota) area are now on record against changing the Minnesota Constitution to define marriage as a union between a man and woman.

A Christian activist in California is wondering why there is no outcry over a city-approved "gay" symbol that will soon be displayed on public land.

Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays has filed a complaint for the over-the-top remarks made by the Montgomery County School superintendent.

Thanks to state legislators, New Hampshire parents will now have options when making decisions about their children's education.

A New Jersey street preacher cited for annoying people on a public sidewalk in Manasquan, New Jersey, last January has won his right to continue expressing his faith.

Internal documents filed against the world's largest Christian broadcasting network were quickly sealed by the ministry in the midst of allegations of wrongdoing.

An alcohol industry watchdog is calling on convenience store giant 7-Eleven to stop selling what is known as "alcopops."

A prominent skeptic of man-made global warming says recent comments from the defense secretary about climate change are "complete nonsense."

A Kansas senator has introduced a bill to protect the rights of American gun owners from the potential effects of a U.N. Arms Trade Treaty.

As a state holiday honoring a slain homosexual politician approaches, the Navy is being pressured to pay tribute in another fashion.

Story contains results from weekend poll