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• Jun 8, 2007

  Sex Education Fundraiser Features Stripper, Draws Rebuke

  A Chicago-based sex education organization held their annual fundraiser on Thursday, featuring an adult entertainer as its special guest.

• Jun 8, 2007

  Disguised Cloning Bill Defeated

  A “misleading” bill that would supposedly ban cloning was defeated by House Republicans this past Wednesday by a vote of 213-204, falling far from the two-thirds majority needed.

• Jun 8, 2007

  Pro-Lifers Protest Bill to Force Pharmacists to Distribute 'Plan B'

  A new bill was introduced Wednesday that would force U.S. pharmacists to distribute the controversial “morning-after pill,” which was legalized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ten months ago.

• Jun 7, 2007

  Alaska Schools Discuss Whether Exempting Kids from Sex Ed is 'Unconstitutional'

  Parents have been struggling with an ongoing debate with a school board in Juneau, Alaska, over whether or not they have the right to pull their children from sexual education classes.

• Jun 7, 2007

  Pro-Family Advocates Slam Calif. Assembly for Passing Gay 'Marriage' Bill

  The California Assembly passed a bill on Tuesday that would allow the state to grant marriage licenses to homosexual couples.

• Jun 7, 2007

  GOP Debate Touches on Evolution, God

  Republican presidential candidates met Tuesday night for a CNN-sponsored debate that once again touched on faith and God.

• Jun 6, 2007

  Calif. Senate Passes Bill Giving Marriage Rights to Unwed Couples

  The California Senate passed a bill Monday that allows all heterosexual couples over 18 years of age to apply for domestic partnerships, which would give them the same rights and benefits as married couples.

• Jun 5, 2007

  Pa. City Amends Zoning Ordinance to Remove Church Ban

  The City Council of Titusville, Pa., about 100 miles north of Pittsburgh, has voted to modify its zoning ordinance which had originally banned churches from being located within the commercial district.

• Jun 4, 2007

  University President Denies Pro-'Design' Professor's Appeal for Tenure

  Iowa State University (ISU) president Gregory Geoffroy announced Friday that he had denied the appeal for a pro-intelligent design (ID) professor to receive tenure.

• Jun 2, 2007

  Girl's Cross Put Back into School Mural

  A junior high student’s submission to a school mural was recently censored after she had included a cross and message of faith in her piece.