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When April Leffingwell gave birth to her son, Elijah, they instantly became survivors. Eight weeks earlier, in a procedure that could have killed them both,… Read More
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A parody movie about a plan to kill North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un has gained more publicity than it bargained for—so much so that… Read More
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In a race that pitted two close friends against one another, Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., has decided not to pursue the chairmanship of the Senate… Read More
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In his first-ever media interview, the military chaplain who was punished for making references to the Bible during a suicide-prevention seminar last month says he… Read More
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Today, the Council of the District of Columbia passed a bill that could force employers in the nation’s capital to cover elective abortions in their… Read More
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I had promised myself I wasn’t going to write about 2016 until at least Jan. 1, 2015. So much for that. Jeb Bush announced today via… Read More
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Facing a series of tough questions from Fox News’ Bret Baier tonight, Sen. Ted Cruz defended his actions over the weekend to force a Senate… Read More
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As the 113th Congress draws to a close, Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah are facing harsh criticism from colleagues… Read More
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A federal judge today ruled that President Obama’s executive actions on immigration are unconstitutional—the first time a court has weighed in since the president’s Nov…. Read More
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Most Americans don’t watch C-SPAN and I cannot blame them. More often than not, it seems as though the Senate is in a quorum call… Read More
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Brad and Dallas Woodhouse are brothers who occasionally spar with one another as political pundits on TV. The two are on opposite sides of the… Read More
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Marijuana use is down among teens, according to a new study by the National Institutes on Drug Abuse and the University of Michigan. The study,… Read More
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Jeb Bush took to Facebook this morning to announce he will be “actively” exploring a potential 2016 presidential run. Here are nine facts you may… Read More
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It did not take much time before Twitter ignited in debate and conversation over former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s pre-announcement announcement about his bid for the… Read More
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One Arizona county may be closing its doors on smokers today. Pima County, home of Tucson, is voting on a proposal that bans county offices… Read More
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Despite annual controversy surrounding religious holiday displays, nearly 3 out of 4 Americans believe Christian symbols should be allowed on government property, according to the Pew Research… Read More
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It’s one of the longest-running, popular dramatic televisions shows of all time. “Grey’s Anatomy” has been a cultural staple in the lives of millennials for… Read More
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In the midst of the debate over a mammoth government spending bill, Republicans and Democrats found something to agree on: their dislike for Sen. Ted… Read More
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After 50 years of the War on Poverty with little results, it’s time for a new path forward. In a speech at the 2014 Heritage… Read More
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What do Americans think about marriage and relationships? And do these attitudes line up with what research shows is best for relationships? A new, nationally… Read More
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Barbara Walters’ annual “10 Most Fascinating People” list included the expected mix of celebrity and media types–and one unusual person. David Koch, a political activist… Read More
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”Divorce is on the rise.” At least, that’s the story Americans often hear, as New York Times reporter Claire Cain Miller explained earlier this month…. Read More
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How do ordinary Vermonters defend their constitutional rights against some of the most well-funded special-interest groups in the state? Facebook, of course. Vermonters seeking to… Read More
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The fetal surgery enterprise came to life like most innovations do: from an idea inspired by a problem. For innovators Drs. Michael Harrison and Scott… Read More
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Fetal surgery has existed for more than three decades in the United States, but in many countries the life-saving procedure is just being introduced. In… Read More
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The abortion rate keeps dropping. The latest numbers from the CDC, released last week, show that the abortion rate is the lowest it’s been since… Read More
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The Army has disciplined a military chaplain for making references to the Bible during a suicide-prevention seminar last month. A serviceman brought the Judeo-Christian religious… Read More
NASHVILLE — A sheriff’s office in Tennessee has made a hefty profit selling vapor cigarettes to inmates. As most Americans know by now, e-cigarettes are battery-powered devices… Read More
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Finishing off a week that was pretty bad for the media, CBS News is now spinning a story about a Michigan religious freedom bill. Their… Read More
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Each year, an estimated 1,500 babies are born with spina bifida in America, making it the nation’s most common permanently disabling birth defect, according to… Read More
