New York baby born with DNA from 3 people, an official ‘genetically modified baby’
A five-month old boy is truly the world’s first: a human born using a new technique that incorporates DNA from three people. The mother of the child carries genes for Leigh syndrome, a fatal disorder that More...
ADF helps Vermont health care professionals opt out of euthanasia practices, assisted suicides
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys asked a federal court Monday to stop Vermont officials in two state agencies from forcing conscientious health care professionals to help kill their patients while the lawsuit More...
Arizona Rep Trent Franks attacks Democrats on abortion, ‘taxpayers forced to pay for it’ ‘disgrace beyond my vocabulary’
The Democratic party’s platform that supports taxpayer-funded abortion on demand throughout all nine months of pregnancy is “true extremism,” Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) told LifeSiteNews in an exclusive video More...
Missouri couple killed driving to the beach, media ‘implies’ Disney related
Greg and Sarah Moyers took their family to Florida, visited Disney World and then were killed in a horrible accident as they traveled to the beach. Sadly, and misleading, the media decided to include “Disney” More...
NFL Players’ $1 Billion Concussion Settlement Put on Hold by Appeal
A proposed $1 billion settlement to the NFL players’ concussion lawsuit is headed to the Supreme Court to answer questions about distribution of the settlement posed by one former player’s family. The family More...
Audit: DHS issued citizenship to deported illegal immigrants from ‘special interest countries’
In the latest of many gaffes at the mammoth agency created after 9/11 to keep the nation safe, at least 858 illegal immigrants with deportation orders were mistakenly granted U.S. citizenship. It gets better; the More...
Chaplains commend VA on revised religious liberty policy
Chaplain Alliance for Religious Liberty is expressing gratitude to the Department of Veterans Affairs for its recent memorandum to key officials that updates the policy guidance on religious exercise and expression More...
U.S. Dollar Under Pressure Ahead of Fed Meeting
With the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting in focus, September has been a difficult month for the dollar. Mixed signals from Fed policymakers and mixed economic data created volatility, but gains were seen on More...
Arizona artists lose first court battle to refuse gay weddings, judge calls objection ‘absurd’
An Arizona state judge is not convinced that a pair of Christian calligraphers should be exempt from serving same-sex couples, refusing to temporarily suspend enforcement of a Phoenix ordinance against two artists More...
Purdue student, Carl Sommer, launches Kickstarter campaign for zombie board game
A Purdue University graduate and entrepreneur is turning his computer graphic knowledge and interest in creating and manufacturing board games into reality through his Lafayette-based startup Wonky Rhino Games. Carl More...
Lukas Dragon arrested after trying to sexually assault a woman in ladies’ restroom
The Bellevue Police Department arrested a Nebraska man, Lukas Dragon, who attempted to sexually assault a woman in a Walgreens ladies’ restroom, according to a release from the department. Dragon will now More...
Philanthropist and the Financial Advisor: Patrick Dwyer
Philanthropy means the love of humanity, in the sense of caring, nourishing, developing, and enhancing what it means to be human. It involves both the benefactor in exercising their values and the beneficiary in More...
Petroleum Fuels America
Where would the USA be without petroleum? Ever since it was discovered, petroleum has been responsible for keeping the economy chugging along, thanks to petroleum distribution companies like Petroleum Wholesale. More...
Phillips Charitable Organizations Supports Robotics Program in East Harlem
Last year, the Phillips Charitable Organizations (PCO), a nonprofit organization set up by Charles Phillips and his wife Karen, were proud to announce that they would be supporting the Robotics Program at the East More...
New Study Finds That Divorce May Be a Seasonal Affair
Everything has a season – even divorce, according to a new study from the University of Washington. Julie Brines, associate sociology professor, and Brian Serafini, doctoral candidate, looked at divorce filings More...
New Regulations May Make It Difficult to Avoid the ‘Death Tax’
In the United States, estate tax is levied on estates with a value of more than $5.45 million per individual, or $10.86 per married couple. Estates that exceed that value are subject to taxation up to 40%. But More...
Illinois families, ADF unite to fight DOE transgender rules, keep males out of girls’ locker room
Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Jeremy Tedesco argued in favor of a court order that would temporarily halt policies that resulted from an agreement between an Illinois school district and the U.S. Department More...
Kim Davis wins in court as ALCU lawsuits are dismissed
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis has won the fight for religious freedom after a federal judge issued an order dismissing all three 2015 marriage license lawsuits against her yesterday. U.S. Judge David Bunning dismissed More...
Taylor Swift, Kanye West ‘star’ in new billboards attacking $15 minimum wage
The Employment Policies Institute (EPI) put up a new billboard on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles that uses images of Taylor Swift and Kanye West. The billboard highlights how high state and city minimum wages in More...
Missouri girl, Grace Houston, Leaves State Park with a Rare Diamond Find
9-year-old Grace Houston had no idea she was going to leave her family vacation with a gem of a find. Houston, from Missouri, was visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro, Arkansas with her family More...
