Final Sotomayor Vote Set for Thursday Afternoon
Judge Sonia Sotomayor is poised to become the Supreme Court's first Hispanic justice and could be sworn in as early as Friday.
Lawrence D. Jones
Christian Post Reporter
Senate Set to Begin Sotomayor Debate
The Senate will be heading into debate Tuesday over the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court.
Anti-Abortion Health Care Measure Approved, then Rejected
An anti-abortion amendment to a controversial health care bill was voted down late Thursday just hours after it had received approval.
Couple Drops Lawsuit Against Collection Agency's 'WWJD' Motto
A federal class action lawsuit against a small, family-owned collection agency has been dismissed with prejudice after a Christian legal group stepped in to defend its \"WWJD\" business motto.
Drive for Parental Rights Amendment Picks Up Over 110 Co-Signers
A constitutional amendment to ensure the fundamental right of parents to raise their children as they see fit has recruited over 110 co-sponsors in the House so far, according to the grassroots movement behind the effort.
Researchers Tout Major Advance with New Stem Cell Type
Two teams of Chinese scientists have reportedly made a major advance in the development of a new kind of stem cell that doesn't involve destroying embryos.
Pro-Family Leader Rebukes Gates, Sharpton for 'Abusing Police While Black'
The black leader of an organization dedicated to \"rebuilding the family by rebuilding man\" rebuked Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and civil rights activist Al Sharpton on Thursday for their "unfounded and reckless" allegations of racism against police in Cambridge, Mass.
Former Miss California to Release Tell-All Book
Former Miss California Carrie Prejean plans to come out with a tell-all book this fall after signing a deal with conservative publisher Regnery Publishing.
Nationwide Campaign to Raise Awareness of Students' Religious Rights
A newly launched campaign is reaching out to public school students, teachers and parents across the nation to promote greater awareness about the fundamental right that students have to express themselves – even when it comes to religion.
Idahoans Lift Up Prayers for Captured Soldier
Friends and family of an Idaho soldier who was captured in Afghanistan prayed for his safe return Sunday – the day after a Taliban video posted online showed him expressing doubt as to whether he\'d ever be able to see his family again.
