In an unprecedented decision, the U.S. military is permitting service members to march in uniform in a gay pride parade. Read this story and find out where the event is happening, how longstanding military regulations are violated, and who approved it.
Capital One, of the nation’s largest banks, was fined tens of millions of dollars for deceiving customers. Read what the bank did to deserve this unprecedented fine.
Read about Newt Gingrich’s slam on the Romney Campaign today over Mitt Romney’s failure to extend a speaking invitation to former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.
Speculation about which vice-presidential candidate Republican hopeful Mitt Romney will select to run with him against pro-abortion President Barack Obama has reached a fever pitch in recent weeks. See the pro-lifers whom Romney is considering now.
In a new interview, the 28-year-old, from Wyoming, has opened up about her decision to remain celibate before marriage, and why she didn’t even kiss a man for the first time until she was 27. Read more here.
People often make the mistake that abortion is solely a moral issue, unrelated to the economy. They couldn’t be more wrong. Read this article on how abortion costs the nation hundreds of billions of dollars
Yet again, Obama circumvents another state’s prohibition on Planned Parenthood funding by directly supplying federal grants. Read here about this latest federal interference.
Former Secretary of State under George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, is reportedly at or very near the top of the list for Romney’s VP.
Miley Cyrus debuted a new tattoo yesterday, with eagle-eyed fans spotting that the phrase is a quote from former President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt. The tattoo, which features on 19-year-old Miley’s left forearm, reads: ‘So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat.’
It was billed to be an explosive tell-all about what ‘really happened’ during the affair that ended a marriage and the dreams of the man who was being pipped to be the next U.S. president. But the book was a total flop, selling only 6,000 copies