December 31, 2003
The state plans to appeal a federal judge’s ruling that struck down New Hampshire’s law requiring parental notice before a minor could get an abortion, the state attorney general said Tuesday.
- New Hampshire To Appeal Parental Notice Ruling
- Doctor Flees After Abortion Victim Dies
- ‘Anti-Abortionist’ Suspected In Arson At Holocaust Museum?
- Woman Pleads Innocent to Murder of Mom, Unborn Child
- Man Tries to Kidnap Baby From Church
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09:45 AM
In an era when Republicans control the White House, Congress, and the executive branch in 30 states, Patrick Guerriero said it's "an absolute necessity" that gays and lesbians play an active role in the GOP.
- Gays Need Bush and GOP to Win 'Special Rights'
- Special Prosecutor Named in CIA Probe
- Bush's Re-Election May Have Inspired Ashcroft's Move
- Pentagon Appoints Hicks Trial Chief
- Japan May Become a Nuclear Power by 2020
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09:45 AM
Barrow County has appealed a federal judge’s decision to deny its motion to dismiss an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit that calls for the removal of a Ten Commandments poster at Barrow Courthouse.
- Barrow Appeals Commandments Ruling
- Place Your Right Hand On The Quran And Repeat After Me
- Courts Make Secularism The State Religion
- Official Sued Over Removal of Wiccan Signs
- County Loses Motion In Church Case
- Nude Barbie Gets Court's Consent
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09:44 AM
December 30, 2003
A woman who convinced her husband she was pregnant - and was even thrown a baby shower - killed a pregnant acquaintance and carved the fetus from her womb, authorities said yesterday. Effie Goodson, 37, faces two first-degree murder charges and a kidnapping count in the slaying of six-months-pregnant Carolyn Simpson, 21, and her inborn child.
- Woman Faces Two First-Degree Murder Charges
- Rudolph’s Capture Top Story of 2003
- No end in sight to Terri Schiavo turmoil
- Planned Parenthood's New Clinic to Open Jan. 12
- New Law Requires Abortion Waiting Period
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09:04 AM
It seems that the American people have foolishly bought into the notion that any abridgement of freedom is justified as long as the goal is "security." They obviously have forgotten that a bird in a cage is secure, but it is hardly free.
- George Orwell's 2004?
- Ten Commandments Issue Dominates City Council
- Wiccan Inmate Claims Officials Deny Religious Practice
- US Court Rules Nude Barbie is Free Speech
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09:03 AM
A report by a 12-member team of military and civilian mental health professionals dispatched to Iraq in October to evaluate mental health of soldiers is expected to be released after the holidays, officials said.
- Experts: Army's Suicide Rate is Alarming
- The Real Hero in the Ambush at Nasiriya
- Pentagon Freezes Iraq Funds Amid Corruption Probes
- Immigration Reform on Bush Agenda
- Sources: Nation of Islam Aiding Michael Jackson
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09:02 AM
December 29, 2003
Investigators in Oklahoma are trying to unravel a bizarre mystery. A missing pregnant woman was found dead in a field with her abdomen cut open and the fetus removed. A hunter found the woman's body on Friday about 100 miles southeast of Oklahoma City.
- Pregnant Woman Cut Open, Fetus Gone
- Federal Judge Nixes Parental Notification Law
- Baby Survives Birth in Toilet
- Suspected Bomber Rudolph's Helpers Not Found
- Christians Are Wasting Their Votes on Dems, GOP
- New Jersey Ob-Gyn Wins Informed Consent Case
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08:08 AM
"We, the Church of the Feel-Good, do hereby promise our church members that we will never confront you in any way that might be deemed judgmental. We also promise not to preach too much of the Word of God - as that might also be judgmental - and result in an uncomfortable conviction."
- Welcome to the Church of Feel-Good
- Ten Commandments Lawsuit Allowed to Proceed
- Christians 'are easiest target for TV satire'
- Tracking Your Children with GPS
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08:07 AM
Republicans now have a new agenda. It started with the label of the undefined "compassionate conservatism." Three years of complete Republican rule have given us a clear understanding of its meaning. Close inspection will show that this is not your father´s GOP.
- Conservative Pawns Are Putting Party Before Principle
- FBI Urges Police to Watch for People Carrying Almanacs
- Buy almanacs Books
- Pentagon: Anthrax Shots Suspended
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08:06 AM
December 23, 2003
The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined... For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. Of the increase of his government and peace there shall be no end, upon the throne of David, and upon his kingdom, to order it, and to establish it with judgment and with justice from henceforth even for ever. The zeal of the LORD of hosts will perform this.
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12:33 AM
December 22, 2003
A judge is expected to rule this week whether Medicaid should pay for abortions for women when a pregnancy endangers their "health." The cost of those abortions is reimbursed with federal money.
- Medicaid Abortions Ruling Due This Week
- Terri Schiavo Case Gets Hearing Tuesday
- PETA Peddles Graphic Fliers to Children
- Clinic in Row Over Morning-After Pill
- Man Who Killed His Unborn Child Now to Face 25 Years
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09:20 AM
The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky, which raised constitutional questions about a Nativity scene on the county courthouse lawn in LaGrange, put up its banner nearby yesterday, after getting Oldham County's permission. The ACLU's 3-by-6-foot banner, which says "American Civil Liberties of Kentucky" was put up near the southeast corner of the courthouse square.
- ACLU Banner Placed in Courthouse Square
- Federal judge: ACLU Can Proceed With Lawsuit
- High court: Words can be weapons
- The Banning of Christianity
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09:19 AM
A roadside bomb exploded near a U.S. military convoy Monday, killing two American soldiers and an Iraqi translator, the military said. Three American soldiers have now been killed in combat in the past week, raising the toll to 317 soldiers killed in combat since military operations began in March.
- Muslims Kill 2 More American Soldiers
- Closed Doors Are Wrong, No Matter Who is President
- Dollar's Drop Becomes More Ominous
- Nation's Retailers Have Glum Weekend
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09:18 AM
December 19, 2003
Feminists and abortion clinics want the courts to allow Medicaid-funded abortions to end pregnancies for any kind of "health" reason imaginable. Attorneys representing the Feminist Women’s Health Center, Planned Parenthood of Georgia and clinics around the state asked for a temporary restraining order against Georgia’s current statute that allows Medicaid to pay for abortions only if the pregnancy is life-threatening or a result of rape or incest.
- Clinics Want 'Medicaid' to Pay for all Low-Income Abortions
- The Corrupt Officials of Iowa City, Iowa
- Mass murderer meets his Maker
- Bill Gates gives $12m to kill little black babies
- EU Parliament Backs New Human Tissue Law
- Taxpayers Subsidizing Planned Parenthood
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08:24 AM
A specially appointed judicial panel, led by a former Alabama governor, will hear Roy Moore's appeal after Moore's former state Supreme Court justices withdrew from the case. Alabama Gov. Bob Riley (R) announced Dec. 16 that former Gov. John Patterson will lead the panel of seven retired judges from around the state. The special temporary court will hear Moore's appeal to be reinstated as the state's chief justice.
- Special Court Will Hear Moore Case
- Judge Moore's Appeal Takes Odd Turn
- U.S. Issues Report on 'Religious Freedoms'
- Most Polled Back Postings in Public Buildings
- That Un-American Patriot Act
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08:23 AM
G.W. Bush has suggested his administration could be receptive to the concept of homosexual civil unions, in an apparent policy shift which drew fire from conservatives. 'The position of this administration is that, you know, whatever legal arrangements people want to make, they're allowed to make so long as it's embraced by the state,' the Bush said.
- Bush Hints He May Accept Homosexual Civil Unions
- Rate of New AIDS Cases Highest in D.C.
- Ronald Reagan's son decries Hinckley ruling
- An Upside-Down Constitution
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08:21 AM
December 18, 2003
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that three counties violated the Constitution by posting the Ten Commandments in public buildings, even though God's laws was accompanied by historical documents.
- Federal Court Rules on Ten Commandments Displays
- Sheriff Defends 'We'll Kick Your Ass' Decal on Patrol Car
- Street Preacher Found Guilty of Preaching Loud
- A Review of Love in Hard Places
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10:27 AM
An Ohio law that bans a controversial late-term abortion procedure is constitutionally acceptable and the state can enforce it, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
- Federal Court OKs 'Partial-Birth' Abortion Ban
- Federal Bill Would Require Screening All Newborns
- Newspaper Company Files Cybersquatting Suit
- 'Paternal' Grandmother has no "Freedom of Choice" to murder grandchild
without first getting 'Maternal' Grandmother's permission
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09:13 AM
Producers of the widely popular daily radio program "Focus on the Family" have pulled the show from a Columbia, S.C., Christian station after its general manager refused to air an episode he thought was too political. After airing on WMHK-FM for 24 years, the radio program hosted by author and psychologist Dr. James Dobson has been pulled effective Jan. 2, reports the Columbia State newspaper.
- 'Focus on the Family' is too Politically Bias
- Bush's Homosexual Stance Not Biblical
- Bush the Waffler
- U.S. Soldier Killed in Muslim Ambush
- Jacko Finds Islam
- A Review of The Dark Side of Islam
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09:12 AM
December 17, 2003
Two of the seven retired judges selected to hear Roy Moore's appeal of his ouster as chief justice have asked to be excused from the case, a day after the entire Supreme Court disqualified itself from the dispute over his Ten Commandments display.
- All of Alabama Supreme Court 'disqualified' from Moore's case
- NYC Public School System Edits Jesus out of History
- "Hate Crimes" Law Undermines Rights
- Alleged Christian Scam Stuns its Victims
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10:46 AM
Prosecutors are considering criminal charges against a 34-year-old woman who police say falsely signed a parental consent form so her juvenile son's 15-year-old girlfriend could get an abortion. The girl's mother, who learned about her daughter's abortion when she found a letter discussing it after the fact, went to police, who investigated and referred a potential charge of false swearing to prosecutors, court records show. According to records filed in Milwaukee County Circuit Court, the woman paid the $450 cost of the abortion.
- Grandmother May Face Charges Over 'Parental Consent' Abortion
- Woman Sets Self on Fire After Abortion
- Judge Orders City To Pay Abortion Protester $1
- Overseas Doctors Needed to Kill Children by Abortions
- After-Sex Pill Closer to Store Shelves
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09:36 AM
It is time for conservatives to see the Republican Party for what it really is: another big-spending, socialist party that cares nothing for the U.S. Constitution, limited government, or conservative principles.
- GOP is Now the "Fraternal Twin" of Socialist Democrats
- Prescription Drug Subsidies & the Gangster State
- Why Do Americans Have Such Poor Health?
- IBM Considers Moving Engineering Jobs to India
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09:35 AM
Bush to Allow Sale of Morning-After Pill to Teenage Girls
Two Food and Drug Administration advisory committees Tuesday voted overwhelmingly to allow the sale without prescription of an emergency contraceptive commonly known as a morning-after pill. The advisory panels' 23-4 vote is not binding, but puts pressure on the FDA to back the proposal, which it will take up in February. There's no date for final FDA action. The country's largest gynecologists' group, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, estimates that the move could cut in half the 3 million unwanted pregnancies in the United States each year.
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04:58 AM
December 15, 2003
Some supporters of Judge Roy Moore formed a political action committee raising money for "Christian" candidates for the Alabama Supreme Court in next year's elections. Organizers say the money will also be used to elect "Christian" candidates as delegates to the pro-sodomite, pro-abortion Republican National Convention next year and possibly to help raise funds should Moore decide to run for political office on a Republican Party ticket in the future.
- GOP Association Gives 'Christian' a Bad Name
- Bush Keeps Distance From Free-speech Zone
- Bush Signs Bill Expanding FBI Authority
- Squelching Dissent in the Name of Security
- FBI Fully Implements New Surveillance Rules
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09:30 AM
District Attorney Kermit McManus said Friday it is unlikely he will seek the death penalty against a Resaca man accused of smothering his wife's 5-month-old son. "This does not sound like it would be a case where the district attorney could seek the death penalty," McManus said. The most commonly used aggravating circumstance is for a murder to involve torture, but that doesn't seem to apply to this case, he said.
- DA Not Likely to Seek Death Penalty for Baby Killer
- Man Sentenced in Murders of Pregnant Girlfriend, Newborn
- Body Farm Pushes Forensic Frontiers
- Dead Infant Left Near Trash
- 'Umbert the Unborn' Finally Has His Own Website
- Bush Signs Bill Expanding FBI Authority
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09:29 AM
Ray Newman’s new book won’t just benefit the readers of his weekly newspaper column. He’s donating proceeds from “From Where I Stand” to Ten Commandments — Georgia Inc., a corporation led by the Rev. Jody Hice of Bethlehem First Baptist Church to raise money to fight legal battles in an effort to keep the Ten Commandments on public display in the state.
- Man Donates Book Proceeds to Fight ACLU
- High Court Muzzles Free Speech
- Campaign Finance Law A Blow to Free Speech
- Camera Phone Bans Seen As Aiding Privacy?
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09:28 AM
December 13, 2003
A federal magistrate in Alabama Friday set an August 2004 trial date for Eric Robert Rudolph, the accused bomber who eluded authorities for more than five years before his capture earlier this year. U.S. District Court Magistrate Michael Putnam said Rudolph, 37, would stand trial on August 2, 2004, for the 1998 bombing of a family planning clinic that killed a Birmingham police officer and seriously wounded a nurse.
- Eric Robert trial set for August 2004
- Euthanasia Doc Arrested Over Murder Conspiracy
- Newborn Dumped in Staten Island
- Students Rally for Right to Murder Children
- Bush Administration Considering Morning-After Pill
- Parents Accused of Killing Their Kids
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11:34 PM
December 12, 2003
Federal prosecutors said Thursday they would seek the death penalty against Eric Rudolph for a bomb blast that killed a police officer
moonlighting as a security guard at a Birmingham abortion clinic. Attorney General Janet Ashcroft authorized prosecutors to seek the death penalty in the 1998 bombing that also seriously injured a so called "nurse."
- Feds want Alabama to Execute Rudolph
- Planned Parenthood Kills Record Number of Babies
- Bush's $15 Billion Underwrites Planned Parenthood
- Sanctions Could 'Destroy' Pro-Life Attorneys
- Boy, 11, Admits to Killing Baby
- Jury Deliberates in Murder Trial of Mom, Unborn Child
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10:23 AM
Attorneys for Judge Roy Moore have until Jan. 8 to file briefs supporting his appeal of his removal from office by a state judicial panel. Judge Moore next must file briefs with the Alabama Supreme Court explaining why he believes the Court of the Judiciary was wrong to remove him from office. By law, he must file those briefs within 28 days of the certification of the transcript and record of the trial.
- Judge Moore Has Until Jan. 8 to File Appeal
- Barrow County Fights Commandments Lawsuit
- Judge Threatens Those Who Make Threats Over Commandments
- Rabbi to File Lawsuit to Erect Menorah at Town Hall
- School Board: No Apology Needed, 'Gay' is Bad Word
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10:22 AM
Virginia authorities said on Thursday they had arrested and charged a North Carolina man, Jeremy Jaynes, for sending "spam" e-mail in the first use of a new state law that could bring penalties of up to 20 years in prison. Although based in North Carolina, Virginia is asserting jurisdiction over Jaynes because he sent messages through computers located in the state.
- Virginia Claims 'Spam' Gives Them Jurisdiction in Other States
- Korean Pastor Jailed by Bush's Communist Buddies
- China applauds Bush stance against Independence
- Free Speech Protection Disappears
- Mortars Pound U.S. Headquarters in Baghdad
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10:21 AM
Ashcroft: We want Rudolph executed
Attorney General John Ashcroft has authorized prosecutors to seek the death penalty against accused serial bomber Eric Rudolph. Ashcroft's decision paves the way for federal prosecutors in Alabama to ask a jury for Rudolph's execution if convicted in the 1992 bombing of a Birmingham abortion clinic.
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04:33 AM
December 11, 2003
At age 76, when most doctors have long since forgone the operating room and office hours, jewish Dr. William Rashbaum, a New York City gynecologist, has kept up his work (of shedding innocent blood), albeit at an understandably slower pace. Where once he did upwards of 25 second-trimester abortions on Saturdays alone, the doctor now performs fewer than half of that number each week.
- Late-Term-Abortion Doctor Tells All
- Convicted Felon "Botches" Abortion
- Rudolph Opposes Feds' Bid to Hear Jail Phone Tapes
- Woman Charged With Murder of Unborn Child
- Newborn's Body Found in Ice Chest
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10:21 AM
The overarching question we face today is: "Who is America's Sovereign?" and "What is His law?". Chief Justice Roy Moore knows the correct answers, but Federal Judge Myron Thompson flunks the test. The Holy Bible makes clear that Jesus Christ is our Sovereign. He is King of Kings, Lord of Lords, the Ruler of all nations.
- Who Is America’s Sovereign?
- Barrow Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit
- Lawsuit Accuses Social Workers of Harassment
- Diocese Tells Priest to Stop Distributing Anti-Gay Medical Pamphlets
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10:20 AM
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge has called for millions of illegal aliens in the United States to be given some sort of legal status short of citizenship, a proposal suggesting that the Bush administration might revive an ambitious legalization plan that was sidetracked after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
- Homeland Security Alert!
- Ranchers Sued by Civil Rights Group
- Florida Jury Convicts Six Cuban Men in Hijack Case
- Iraq Suicide Attack Causes U.S. Casualties
- `Third' of New Iraqi Army Quits
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10:19 AM
December 10, 2003
James C. Kopp told U.S. Magistrate Judge Hugh B. Scott that he wants a "speedy trial" and opposes government motions "to dismiss all the charges." Scott then granted Kopp's previous request by appointing Assistant Public Defender John F. Humann to be Kopp's new attorney. Humann, who is senior litigation counsel in the local federal public defender's office, was not in court Tuesday. The issue of whether or not Humann is pro-life has yet to be reported.
- James Kopp Assigned New Attorney
- EU Test Case on Abortion Law
- Mother Offered to Sell Her Fetus to Three Couples
- Schiavo Case Prompts Campaign by Hemlock Society
- Abortionist Admits to Recurring Nightmares
- Planned Parenthood Celebrates Obstruction of Homicide Investigation
- Authorities Search Trash Pit for Baby’s Remains
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09:45 AM
Judge Roy Moore filed notice Wednesday that he is appealing his removal from office by a state judicial panel. In two motions filed with the Alabama Supreme Court, Moore also asked that acting Chief Justice Gorman Houston step down, or be ordered by the court to disqualify himself from hearing Moore's appeal because of statements Houston has made to news reporters about the case.
- Judge Roy Moore Files Notice of Appeal
- Residents Sue Over Nativity Scene at School
- Church Fury Over 'Wise Men' Condom Ad
- Matthew Shepard plaque threatens Ten Commandments?
- Minister Decries School's Homosexual Exhibit
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09:44 AM
The court barred all national political parties from raising soft money, and said their affiliates in the individual states may not serve as conduits for soft money. Without soft money, politicians and political parties may only take in donations that are already allowed in limited amounts, such as a private individual's small re-election donation to his or her local member of Congress.
- Supreme Court Upholds McCain-Feingold
- Supreme Court Revisits Scope of Miranda Rights
- Taiwan Says Bush Out of His Mind
- Muslims Kill Two More U.S. Soldiers
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09:43 AM
December 09, 2003
A man has been arrested after decapitating his infant nephew and eating parts of the severed head after a row with the boy's mother, police said on Tuesday. "The man chopped off the head of a young child using a machete, tapped and sucked blood and then drunk it, before starting to eat part of the head."
- Man Eats Infant's Head
- Two Men Indicted for Murder of Unborn Baby
- Wife's Abortion Drove Her Husband to Murder
- Pro-Life and Abortion Advocates Rally at UAlbany
- Congressman Resigns Following Manslaughter Conviction
- Father Orders Beheading of Pregnant Daughter
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09:43 AM
With his wife and two daughters by his side, Daniel Stahl announced from the pulpit Sunday that he was resigning as senior pastor of Bay Life Church of Brandon to focus on repairing his marriage, which he admitted was strained partly because of an affair he had. Church members shed tears after the announcement. Some have called Stahl, asking him to stay. He was on leave when church elders recently recommended he resign.
- Pastor Admits Adultery, Resigns
- Children: Victims of a Sex-Crazed Society
- 'God resolution' Sweeps State
- Lawsuit Seeks to Return Roy Moore to Office
- Judge Allows Preacher to Speak at Schools
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09:42 AM
A suicide car bomber wounded 58 U.S. soldiers and three Iraqis Tuesday when he charged the gates of an American military base and blew up his explosives-packed vehicle as troops opened fire.
- Muslim Car Bomb Injures 58 U.S. Soldiers
- US Helicopter Hit By Rocket Fire
- Bush welcomes Chinese commie with 19-Gun Salute
- Get US out! of the United Nations!
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09:41 AM
December 08, 2003
President Bush on Monday signed into law the most far-reaching changes in Medicare in nearly 40-years! A $400 billion spending bill that includes for the first time a prescription-drug benefit for seniors. Conservatives point to Bush's 'unconstitutional spending' as a good reason to remove 'the criminal' from the White House.
- Bush Signs $400B Medicare Bill
- GOP Pushes Through $373B Spending Bill
- Dollar Drops to Record Low Against Euro
- Why Do Conservatives Continue to Support the Republican Party?
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11:31 AM
"Religious Instruction Must Disappear From The Schools…. The man who is tied to the dogmas of the Churches need look for nothing from us in the future.” Thus declared the Nazi inspector of Munich city schools in Germany, June 1939. Adolf Hitler’s evil attempt to carry out genocide and his mass murder of six million Jews is recognized as one of history’s greatest crimes against humanity. Less well known, but revealed clearly in this OSS document, was Hitler’s master plan to destroy Christianity and replace it with his own “German Faith.”
- Hitler’s Master Plan to Destroy Christianity
- State Orders Church Preschool Closed
- Faith-Based Group Large Voter Block of Constituents
- School Board Asks Court to Restore Ten Commandments
- Attorney Files to Keep Moore Lawsuit in Mobile
- Barrow Seeks Dismissal of ACLU Lawsuit
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10:33 AM
A teenage mother has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after admitting she drowned her newborn daughter in a bathtub. In an agreement with prosecutors, Angela Bazley, 18, of Harvey, pleaded guilty to manslaughter just as she was about to be tried for second-degree murder.
- Mother Sentenced to 35 Years for Murder
- Remember Holly Patterson
- Cincinnati Must Renew Abortion 'Benefits'
- Prosecutors Seek Recordings of Rudolph's Jailhouse Calls
- Officials Say They 'Regret' Killing 9 Children
- Poll: Most Floridians Want Terri Dead
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10:32 AM
December 05, 2003
The court ordered that a Russian woman, whose companion claimed she planned to have an abortion overseas, should not leave. Anthony Borg claimed in his application he was the father of Gavrilova's unborn child and that she had the intention of obtaining an abortion in the Russian Federation. This, he said, would irremediably prejudice his right to freedom of enjoyment of family life.
- Father Stops Woman From Aborting His Child
- Planned Parenthood Hails Conviction of Domestic Terrorist
- Abortions For Black Women Soar
- Bill May Ban Patents on Human Organisms
- Mom Gets 20 Years for Murdering Baby
- Supreme Court Opinions Not Private Enough,
Ann Coulter shows why 'Chipping-Away-At-It' strategy is stupid!
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10:27 AM
Only 9 percent of born-again Christians have biblical worldviews, study finds. Just 4 percent of adults hold a biblical worldview — and the number improves only slightly, to 9 percent, among born-again Christians, according to the Barna Research Group. David Kinnaman, a vice president for Barna, said "biblical worldview" as addressed in a new study involves accepting eight principles, including a belief in absolute moral truth and that such truth is contained in the Bible. 'So called Christians' without a biblical worldview hold attitudes generally similar to non-Christians, according to Barna's research.
- Biblical Worldviews Scarce, Christians losing U.S.
- 'Gays' Will Rally in Public During Preacher’s Visit
- Bible Giveaways at Schools Raise Legality Debate
- Judge Moore Talking About Writing Book
- Breast-Feeding Driver Sentenced to House Arrest
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10:26 AM
Three Maryland researchers have admitted fabricating interviews with teenagers for a study on AIDS prevention that received more than $1 million in federal funds. Lajuane Woodard, Sheila Blackwell and Khalilah Creek were employed by the University of Maryland at Baltimore's department of pediatrics as researchers on the study, funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
- Researchers Fake AIDS Data
- Malvo: You will not escape, America
- US Soldier Killed in Iraq Bomb Blast
- Silencing Voices of Dissent Against Bush
- Raids on Rush Are Detailed
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10:25 AM
New Law Encourages Up-to-Full Term Abortions
''By not outlawing the
medical D&X abortion procedure, and then, specifically limiting the definition of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban to applying only to a "living fetus," it is glaringly obvious that the lawmakers purposely fashioned the Act in such a way to
encourage abortionists to murder up-to-full term babies in the womb first! You can see how the Act is synonymous with only a "partially delivered
living fetus"
(2) and does not apply to an already dead baby.''
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08:33 AM
December 04, 2003
The jury of six women and six men deliberated for three hours before returning its verdict shortly after 5 p.m., convicting Waagner, 47, of all but two of 53 counts charging him with threatening to use a weapon of mass destruction, violating the Freedom of Access to Clinics Entrances Act, extortion, and making and mailing threatening communications.
- Waagner Convicted in Anthrax Hoax
- Finkel to Appeal Sex Abuse Convictions
- 18-Year-Old Mother Admits She Murdered Newborn
- Probe into Wal-Mart's Toilet-Baby Death Continues
- Peterson: 'I am innocent.'
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09:29 AM
Judge Roy Moore has announced that he will be filing an appeal on or before Dec. 10, 2003, regarding his removal of office by the Court of Judiciary. On Nov. 13, 2003, Moore was removed from his publicly elected position as chief justice for failing to obey an unlawful federal court order which would require him to break his pledge to the people of Alabama and his oath to the Alabama Constitution and the Constitution of the United States, and for saying that if he were restored to his elected office he would continue to acknowledge God.
- Roy Moore Plans Appeal On or Before Dec. 10
- Hearing Scheduled in Barrow Commandments Case
- Incoming Mayor, City Council Will Fight Proposed Monument
- U.S. Gestapo Takin’ Names
- Department of Homeland Security Proposes National Cyber Security Initiatives
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09:28 AM
Facing the threat of a trade war, President Bush on Thursday lifted 20-month-old tariffs on foreign steel, a move that will hurt steelmakers in states critical in next year's election. While those states ranging from Florida to California will escape foreign retaliation on their products, other key states, including West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania, are home to domestic steel makers who will now face greater foreign competition.
- Bush to 'Slowly' Flood U.S. With Foreign Steel
- GOP Abandons Conservatives
- Bush Lawyer Argues to Keep Foster Photos Private
- Japan to Introduce Missile Defense System
- Communist China Renews Taiwan War Threat
- Muslims Shell Police Post
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09:27 AM
December 03, 2003
Dr. Brian Finkel, the outspoken gun-toting Phoenix abortion doctor, was convicted Tuesday on 22 counts of sexually abusing patients over the past 17 years. Victims in the packed courtroom applauded as Finkel was led away by sheriff's deputies. "We got you," Ebone Jordan, 24, of Gilbert, said after the verdicts were read. "We were trying to put a scumbag behind bars," Jordan said. "I feel great." Finkel could spend a maximum of 75 years behind bars.
- Baby Murdering 'Scumbag Behind Bars'
- NY Baby Butcher's Medical License Suspended
- Kopp to Get Meeting on Lawyer Views
- Testimony Ends in Waagner Trial
- County Creates 20-Foot No-Free-Speech Zone
- Charges Dropped Against Anti-Abortion Activist
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09:38 AM
Meriden Public Library officials have barred a local artist's painting of Jesus, prompting a debate about the separation of the State from God, and free speech. Library officials turned down five images of Jesus in a show arranged by artist Mary Morley. Deborah Moore, a staff lawyer for Meriden, cited the library's exhibits policy that calls for art to be appropriate for all ages. Appropriateness is "at the discretion of the library director," she said.
- Library Bars Painting of Jesus
- Federal judge: Man Can Sue City Over Commandments
- Settlement Urged Over Ten Commandments Monument
- Christmas Trampled Into Hollow Holiday
- Roy Moore Appeals Removal From Office
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09:37 AM
The attorney for an Ohio National Guardsman who allegedly refused to submit to an anthrax vaccination says he'll plead innocent to a charge of refusing to obey a lawful order. A military-court hearing is scheduled today at an armory in Columbus. Twenty-year-old Specialist Kurt Hickman of Granville is the first guardsman in Ohio to refuse to be "inoculated."
- Military-Court for Soldier Who Refused Anthrax Vaccine
- Military Violates Rules in Muslim Chaplain Case
- U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Muslim Grenade Attack
- 'Big fish' eludes U.S. in Iraq raid
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09:36 AM
December 02, 2003
People doing business with city government in the nation's capital will soon be able to pick up free condoms too. The D.C. public school system already gives out 50,000 condoms a year. The goal for the city is to pass out 550,000 male condoms, 45,000 latex dental dams and about 30,000 female condoms.
- D.C. to Install Public Condom Dispensers
- Dubya's Love for Satanic Rocker Ozzy Osbourne
- Troops Wear New Body Armor, So They Only Loose Their Legs
- Court Give Police Victory in Waiting Time
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11:36 AM
At a news conference being held inside a women's "health" clinic, Roger Dickinson, a Democrat candidate for the 9th Assembly District seat, spoke about the need to create a 20-foot buffer zone around abortion clinics. As he spoke, H.A. "Bud" Reeves, identified himself as being with the Sanctity of Human Life Network. Confronting the candidate, Reeves questioned both the constitutionality of the proposed law and the medical credentials of practitioners at Women's Health Specialists, the clinic where the press conference was being held.
- Pro-Lifer Disrupts Supervisors' News Conference
- Supervisors to Consider 20-foot Buffer Zone
- Prosecution Concludes in Waagner Case
- States' Right to Regulate How People Murder
Children Weighed in Federal Appeals Court
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10:43 AM
Judge Roy Moore may appeal his removal as Chief Justice by Thursday. Moore's attorneys say the appeal is almost ready. Moore wants to make a few changes before filing it.
- Judge Moore Plans to File Appeal this Week
- Lawsuit Seeks to Return Moore to Office Soon
- Some Local Officials More Reluctant to Enter Fray
- Nativity Scene Goes up Despite Ten Commandments brouhaha
- O, Christians, Awake!
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10:42 AM
December 01, 2003
Jurors will begin Day 14 today as they continue deliberating the fate of Dr. Brian Finkel, the high-profile abortion provider accused of sexually assaulting and abusing some of his patients. They are nearing a record. Jurors began deliberating at the end of October, spending four days a week dissecting the charges presented against Finkel during three months of testimony. They took last week off.
- Finkel Deliberations Nearing Record
- Taped Interview of Waagner Played to Jury
- Stephen Jordi Pleads Innocent
- Baby's Body Found in B'klyn Church
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08:40 AM
A federal judge has set a timetable for filing motions on Attorney General Bill Pryor's request to dismiss or move a lawsuit that seeks to return former Chief Justice Roy Moore to office. Mobile lawyer Jim Zeigler filed the suit on behalf of Christian talk show host Kelly McGinley of Mobile, who alleges that she has been "disenfranchised" as a voter by the removal of Moore. U.S. District Judge William H. Steele, in an order Wednesday, set Dec. 8 as the deadline for motions opposing Pryor's request for dismissal or change of venue.
- Pryor Opposes Lawsuit Seeking Moore's Return
- Rally backs Commandments marker, Alabama Judge
- U.S. Gestapo Takin' Names - FBI Out of Control!
- The IRS Claims New Patriot Act Powers
- United States Rejoins UNESCO
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08:39 AM
Guidelines distributed last month by the California attorney general's office contradict the surveillance methods used by federal agencies -- and advise local police to observe stricter state limits when it comes to spying on the public. "Put bluntly, it is a mistake of constitutional dimension to gather information for a criminal intelligence file where there is no reasonable suspicion" of criminal activity, the guidelines state.
- New Surveillance Guidelines Fuel Debate
- U.S. Killed 54 Muslims While Delivering New Currency
- Racketeering Pastor Goes from Prison to Pulpit
- Georgia Gov. Courts Thieving 'Faith-Based' Groups
- Female Soldier Alleges Rape in Kuwait
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08:38 AM