Culture
Maine Rejects Same-sex Marriage
Written by Jack Kenny
As Maine goes, so stands Rhode Island. Until yesterday, tiny Rhode Island was the only one of the six New England states to hold out against what some call "marriage equality" and others oppose as a desecration of marriage and family values. But on Tuesday, Maine went to the polls and repealed a law passed by the Legislature and signed by the Governor last spring that made marriage gender-neutral state law.
Over the past few months a movement has been growing to expel President Obama's "Safe Schools Czar" Kevin Jennings from his post.
Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words, and the ultrasound images of a baby being aborted spoke a silent “change of heart” to a former Planned Parenthood director in southeast Texas.
Yes, It Was An Honor Killing
Written by R. Cort Kirkwood
Noor Faleh Almaleki, the 20-year-old Iraqi woman whose father ran over her in a Jeep, has died.
Personal Thoughts About Last Things
Written by Jack Kenny
November is the month of the dead — dead leaves, dead saints, the dear, dead friends and neighbors we like to call the "faithful departed." We can never be absolutely sure of how faithful they were — everybody has his secret or not-so-secret sins, sometimes called "skeletons in the closet." But we do know they are departed. And we know, when we think about it, that in due time so shall we be. Which is why we try to avoid thinking about it as much as possible.
