Column exposes infant deaths at hands of doctor, national media ignores the story
Last week a liberal Fox News political analyst, Kirsten Powers, wrote a column in USA Today titled “We’ve forgotten what belongs on Page One.”
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Restrictions on emergency contraceptives lifted, opponents raise moral concerns
A federal judge has reversed a Food and Drug Administration ruling in order to make the Plan B emergency contraceptive available to women without a prescription, regardless of age.
Google’s homepage design ignores Easter holiday, prompts concern among Christians
Although it would’ve been nice for Google to post an Easter-themed doodle, there was a resulting consequence from this story that raises a needed reminder for conservatives and Christians alike.
Frivolous government spending wastes taxpayer money, increases U.S. debt
This past week the House Ways and Means Committee asked the Internal Revenue Service to release a pair of videos they produced in 2010.
Hate crime controversies highlight fundamental truth of fallen man
According to CNN, two separate hit-and-run deaths have spurred controversy in Mississippi about hate crime reports.
TSA to lift ban on pocketknives, creates safety concerns for passengers, flight crews
In a surprising twist of events, the TSA has lifted the ban on traveling by air with pocketknives.
Reality TV show oversteps boundaries of appropriate, decent entertainment
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo is a TV reality show airing its second season on TLC.
Recent scandals in athletics serve as reminders that athletes are humans too
From cycling to basketball to running, sports as a whole have had an alarming number of scandals recently. Double-amputee and Olympian sprinter, Oscar Pistorius, has been charged with the shocking murder of his girlfriend on Valentine’s Day this year.
Carnival Cruise complaints valid, but reveal first-world comforts that are taken for granted
Carrying more than 4,200 people, the cruise ship had suffered a loss of electricity and its propulsion system when a blaze erupted in the engine room Sunday, Feb. 10. The 893-foot Carnival Triumph was left drifting in the Gulf of Mexico, 150 miles off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula.
Inefficiencies too extensive for U.S. Postal Service operations
On Friday, Feb. 8, the U.S. Postal Service released the financial report for its first fiscal quarter and announced a $1.3 billion loss.