Austin Ruse is president of C-Fam (Center for Family & Human Rights), a New York and Washington DC-based research institute in Special Consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council. He is also a bi-weekly columnist with Crisis Magazine.
A progressive anti-Christian group has produced a report purporting to expose various public interest law firms involved in litigation defending individuals and businesses under attack from homosexual pressure groups and Democratic politicians.
The homosexual Human Rights Campaign is endorsing Hillary Clinton for president. The decision was unanimously reached by HRC’s 32-member board of directors.
A poll out this week shows an overwhelming consensus among Americans who want substantial restrictions on a woman’s ability to abort her unborn child, including among those who call themselves pro-choice.
Planned Parenthood closely controlled media access to its press conference yesterday, as it announced a lawsuit against David Daleiden and his colleagues at the Center for Medical Progress for exposing Planned Parenthood’s baby-parts business.
Fashion photographer Terry Richardson and his assistant are expecting twins. So he and Alexandra “Skinny” Bolotow hosted their friends for an unusual baby shower.
The identity of the female student who claimed to have been gang-raped by fraternity boys at the University of Virginia is still being kept secret, even thought court papers show that she fabricated the entire smear.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ordered some sex offenders removed from the online register of sex offenders, in effect hiding them from families and children who could be at risk.
After a night out getting pawed by drunken Wall Street brokers, most women would like to think the ride home in a taxi is about the safest place you can be. No longer.
In recent stories about surrogate mom Melissa Cook–who is refusing to abort one of the triplets she was hired to carry–journalists consistently demonstrate their ignorance of US abortion laws.
Another advocate for gay marriage has come out of the legal closet, declaring in public that most gays actually want to utterly change the ideal of marriage so that 70s-style “open” relationships become the new normal, whether or not their preferences undermine the social expectations that help bind millions of married parents to their young children.
Some abortion supporters look toward the new year with growing concern. They are chiefly concerned about an upcoming Supreme Court case that will decide the constitutionality of Texas laws that regulate abortion clinics and that critics say has resulted in the shuttering of many abortion clinics that chose to close than comply.
During an eight-year affair with actress Rita Moreno, Marlon Brando married three other women, divorced two of them, reportedly forced lover Rita Moreno to have an abortion, and dumped her after she tried to kill herself.
Texas therefore joins most other states that allow citizens to either openly carry guns or carry concealed weapons, with the proviso they have a permit. However, this still puts Texas behind several other states where gun owners may carry weapons without permission of the state, including two largely liberal states.
The law proposed by the leftist ZL Party and supported by the center left governing coalition would have allowed adoption of children by homosexual couples and would have also allowed the recognition of homosexual marriage. In the end 63.4 percent of voters rejected the measure with only 36.6 percent supporting it.
Even though the FDA announced this week that homosexuals may give blood, overturning a 30-year-old blanket ban, the government will still not let sexually active homosexuals donate. Any man who identifies as homosexual may only give blood if he stipulates he has not had sexual contact with another man in the previous 12 months.
In the past three years the Obama administration has made spreading the gospel of homosexuals around the world a major foreign policy goal with a special emphasis on Africa, which remains the most recalcitrant continent when it comes to the gay agenda.
The anti-Christian Human Rights Campaign is asking the federal government to harass Christian schools that have asked for or been granted waivers that would allow them to live out their Christian faith.
Former Yankee star Derek Jeter is being sued by an underwear company called Frigo for allegedly backing out of a contract to promote the company’s undies.
Three radical feminist lawyers from the UN visited the United States for ten days, ending December 11. Sent as investigators of the UN Working Group on discrimination against women, their report shows they are not very happy.
A Siena College poll shows that despite Governor Andrew Cuomo’s stated support of Syrian refugees settling in New York, even liberal New Yorkers are not on board with that decision.
Bruce Jenner placed seventh in Time Magazine’s Person of the Year and offered an interview to the magazine in which he said he tried to project a “good image” for the trans community. What did he mean by that?
A former she-male hooker, only a year out of jail on a fraud conviction, just received a full “sex change” operation, courtesy of the American taxpayer. His story is loving told over more than four full pages in Sunday’s edition of the New York Times.
Showing once more that the Achilles Heel of the sexual left is mockery, transsexuals have forced a company in New Zealand to take down a billboard poking fun at Bruce Jenner and his man-parts.
Dr. Ben Carson’s spokesman Doug Watts, in an interview on Tuesday, described as “baloney” charges made by one pro-life leader that Carson was using the talking points of Planned Parenthood. “Clearly Dr. Carson understood that this is a man who had severe mental problems [the suspected Colorado Springs shooter Robert Lewis Dear] as well as other behavioral problems and that’s what was accountable for his alleged actions,” Watts said in the exclusive interview with Breitbart News.
Pro-Life leaders are furious with presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson for his comments yesterday that pro-life rhetoric is partially responsible for the shootings that took place in Colorado last week.
Wisconsin parents quickly united to block a pro-homosexual activist from pitching her pro-transgender claim to their six-year-old kids, despite getting only one school day of warning from local school officials.
The Huffington Post and left-wing commentators are outraged that CNN invited pro-life Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R.-Ill) to talk about the shooting happening at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado.
There is little doubt that David Daleiden is nervous that Planned Parenthood will blame Friday’s shooting at a Colorado Springs abortion clinic on him and his videos. Daleiden and his Center for Medical Progress produced more than a dozen videos
Five teen girls want to join the Boy Scouts. Transsexuals want to serve openly in the military. Boys in dresses want to pee in the girl’s room. Men are now marrying each other. Those who oppose any of these are called haters and bigots. Cultural Marxists are everywhere.
The recent decision allows judges to participate in Boy Scout troops that still discriminate but only if they discriminate on the basis of Church teachings. Though judges will be allowed to join discriminatory Church-based troops, they can do so only if “he is satfisfied the troop is an organization dedicated to the preservation of religious values of legitimate common interest to troop members.”
The Mormon Church issued guidelines to local leaders making clear Church teaching on same-sex relationships and any children present in such a household. Though the Mormon Church has softened its public policy stance on gay issues, going so far as to endorse special protections for gays in employment, the Church has made clear that its core teachings have not changed.
Hardly anyone gets to the heart of our present difficulties. Most conservatives tend to their own fields — foreign policy, social issues, economics — and very rarely talk to the others.
Because he is the only person on the whole campus who seems to know what to do in the present crisis, the only one who knows what to do with the Black Lives Matter crowd, the Board of Curators could do worse than to consider the townie with the gut and the white tee-shirt as the new president of the University of Missouri.