A federal appeals court has declared California's same-sex "marriage" ban unconstitutional, paving the way for a likely U.S. Supreme Court showdown on the voter-approved law.

Counterfeit marriage is anti-religion

The word on marriage in Washington

A federal appeals court has upheld the firing of a Christian counselor who lost her job at the Centers for Disease Control for refusing to advise a woman in a homosexual relationship.

The executive director of the American Life League finds it "interesting" that a vice president of Susan G. Komen for the Cure has resigned because of the dispute over funding for Planned Parenthood.

A bill that would allow religious congregations to continue renting New York City public schools for worship services has passed the state Senate, but it's unclear whether the state Assembly and Gov. Andrew Cuomo will approve it.

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.

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.

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.

An analyst for The Heritage Foundation says Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's call for massive teacher salary hikes is misguided.

Controversy has erupted again over the Super Bowl halftime show, this time having to do with an obscene gesture -- and controversial performer Madonna wasn't the guilty party.

Pacific Justice Institute says opponents of California's Proposition 8 are only interested in creating drama in a case that involves a "facial challenge to a law."

Washington lawmakers are working toward legalizing homosexual "marriage" in their state, but one pastor points out that voters may have the final say.

Counterfeit marriage is anti-religion

(Commentary by Robert Knight)

Basing its ruling on free-speech rights, the Georgia Supreme Court has overturned that state's ban on assisted suicide.

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."

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

Governor John Kasich has signed into law an anti-bullying bill that an Ohio family values advocate says is free of a pro-homosexual agenda.

Yet another Maryland abortionist is under investigation for allegations that have been stacking up against him since 2006.

An expert on the Middle East says he believes the window of opportunity is closing for Israel to launch an attack against Iran's nuclear sites.

The Pacific Justice Institute is offering to be the "voice" of children and families who have been the victims of a California teacher who was arrested for molesting almost two dozen children.

Presidential election analyst Charles Dunn believes GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney may already be thinking about who he wants to be his vice-presidential running mate.