Smith said that Omni’s position doesn’t alone win Omni a convention or event, but it does open the door for her to speak to the meeting planner and possibly to the ultimate decision makers. “It gets my foot in the door where it might not have. This is big business,” she said Now that Marriott... Continue Reading

Safety at school is one of the reasons parents are so pleased with the program, in a city where public schools can sometimes be violent places. Studies also showed that the D.C. program improved voucher recipients’ reading scores and raised high school graduation rates by 21 percent. Speaker John Boehner’s special guests for the State... Continue Reading

A school district in southwestern Virginia is re-posting copies of the Bible’s Ten Commandments in all county schools, despite concerns that doing so is unconstitutional. (Editor’s Note: The fact that the Publisher lives in Giles County has no influence on the decision to post this article!) The five-member Giles County School Board voted unanimously to... Continue Reading

“Americans, regardless of their view on the legal question of abortion, should not be forced to pay for abortions,” he said. “We applaud Speaker Boehner and Majority Leader Eric Cantor for their support for these bills. We urge quick action to restore abortion funding neutrality and protect the conscience rights of the American people.” Two... Continue Reading

“Five years ago, if you had told me we would have 35,000 pro-lifers walking in San Francisco, I would have said you were crazy,” said Eva Muntean, co-founder of the West Coast event. “Now I look out at the thousands of young people who eagerly listen to our message every year, and I see real... Continue Reading

Tertullian was a converted Roman lawyer active at the turn of the third century A.D. This groundbreaking church father developed the rudiments of the Western understanding of the doctrine of the Trinity. His refutation of the modalist heresy has been most helpful to those who desire to see God as the Bible reveals Him to... Continue Reading

Gosnell has been named in at least 46 malpractice suits, including one over the death of a 22-year-old mother who died of sepsis and a perforated uterus in 2000. Many others also involve perforated uteruses. Gosnell sometimes sewed up the injury without telling women their uteruses had been perforated, prosecutors said. An abortionist who catered... Continue Reading

The state of Vermont has ended a years-long legal dispute with a man who has been fighting for the right to display a reference to John 3:16, one of the Bible’s most famous passages on a vanity plate. The state won’t ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision that said... Continue Reading

“(This bill is) about protecting intrastate commerce, encouraging competition for government contracts, and reducing regulation and risk of litigation,” he said. “I think the Legislature will see this as a very positive step for our business environment here. I think businesses, if they’re honest, will see that as well.” As local governments across the country... Continue Reading

Malaysia’s ban was issued in 1996 by the National Fatwa Council of top Islamic clerics and seen as unusual in the Muslim world. The council comes under the government’s Islamic Advancement Department, so its decrees are de facto law. Malaysian religious police raided a three-story shop-house last month and detained more than 100 Shiites who... Continue Reading