HUFFINGTON POST
WASHINGTON -- An exasperated Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid urged Republicans to "calm down" Thursday after they tried to offer an amendment to a transportation bill aimed at countering birth control regulations under the health care law. An...
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HUFFINGTON POST
WASHINGTON -- Single, 18-year-old female, likes having control over her own body, looking for affordable birth control. That's Keely Monroe's summary of her life at Fordham University, a Jesuit college in New York. "Finding contraception at...
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Suppose there are two inmates convicted of similar crimes. Both appear to be equally contrite and rehabilitated. One is black, the other white. The white one gets pardoned by the governor, the black one does not. Is this fair? What if...
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CROSSWALK
There’s no such thing as guaranteed employment anymore. But there is such a thing as guaranteed employability.
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CROSSWALK
Islamic extremists from the rebel al Shabaab militia in Somalia beheaded a young Christian man on the outskirts of Mogadishu.
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THE PEW FORUM ON RELIGION
As worshipers knelt to face the Qiblah for noon prayers in the Hagia Sophia of Iznik last week, a caretaker beckoned to a couple of tourists tiptoeing around behind them.
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THE PEW FORUM ON RELIGION
The archbishops of Canterbury and York has avoided humiliation in the Church of England's law-making body, the General Synod, by putting off a split over the ordination of women bishops.
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THE PEW FORUM ON RELIGION
After talking about his faith and family for about an hour, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum stood in the middle of a small chapel Wednesday morning, bowed his head and closed his eyes – ready to receive prayers from more than...
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THE PEW FORUM ON RELIGION
The Obama administration’s decision requiring church-affiliated employers to cover birth control was bound to cause an uproar among Roman Catholics and members of other faiths, no matter their beliefs on contraception.
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THE PEW FORUM ON RELIGION
Republicans look at Mitt Romney and see a future nominee or a Massachusetts moderate they can't support.
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