The Saint Benedict Center in Richmond, N.H. won an unprecedented $1.5 million settlement last Friday.

The Supreme Court has held that political expression is "at the core of our electoral process and of First Amendment freedoms."

In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard invites people to participate in the Obama administration's "Summer of Recovery" — Although, perhaps not exactly in the way the White House intended.

"(Democrats) are using the (DISCLOSE Act) as an excuse to do one of the most partisan – and oppressive – attacks on the free speech of every individual in America."

Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., is expected to introduce on Monday legislation in the U.S. House that would codify the Hyde amendment into federal law.

The board of directors of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) – a non-profit company out of California – finally approved on Friday to allow pornographers to apply for .xxx domains.

Alabama Gov. Bob Riley started a much-needed trend today when he called for a Day of Prayer on Sunday, in response to the BP oil disaster.

"Supreme Court ruled that the disclosure of petition signatures does not violate the First Amendment, but petition signers can still act to protect their privacy."

A congressionally mandated evaluation of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP) – and performed through the Department of Education (DOE) – revealed encouraging results.

A Rasmussen Reports survey finds 48 percent of Americans consider government to be a threat to their individual rights.

A possible merger between NBC Universal and Comcast could mean readily available adult-themed content on the television airwaves.

"The normalization and celebration of homosexuality and transgenderism IS a big deal."

House leadership has signaled it will push for a vote to limit grassroots activists from weighing in on issues of public importance.

Gov. Chris Christie and the New Jersey Legislature will trim $29.4 million from the state budget, including $7.5 million for 58 family planning clinics.

Exodus International's annual Freedom Conference, June 23-26 in Irvine, Calif., is drawing criticism from gay activists, who don't want to hear the message that homosexually identified individuals can change.

Ramesh Ponnuru has an excellent article laying out that 2010 just might be the "Year of the Pro-Life Woman."

House leadership has signaled it will push for a vote to limit grassroots activists from weighing in on issues of public importance.

'Tax credit scholarships have been viewed as a good way to create a legal buffer from radical, left-wing attacks.'

The Obama administration plans to give family medical leave benefits to gay employees and their partners.

Research shows kids raised in a home with a married mother and father are much less likely to live in poverty, to be arrested or expelled, treated for emotional problems or drop out of school.