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Ultrasound abortion in Ky. passes Senate, moves to House

The Kentucky Senate passes abortion bill that is widely received in the Senate. Similar legislature has failed to succeed in the Democratic-led House because of \"duplicitous leadership,\"

Americans favor same-sex unions, overwhelmingly support religious freedoms

As the U.S. Supreme court mulls the matter of legalizing gay marriage across the nation, a new poll suggests the same people who favor the unions may also favor upholding the religious freedoms of wedding industry businesses that wish to turn away same-sex couples due to their faith.

No religious upbringing, high Internet use cause 'nones'

As more Americans increasingly claim to be \"religiously unaffiliated,\" the question of why has been broadly speculated. A Massachusetts computer scientist claims the answer can be found-- at least in part-- by looking at \"no religious upbringing\" and increased use of the internet.

Pot drug for cancer pain flops, other health risks make marijuana too risky to legalize

Marijuana legalization has gained popular support in recent years, but research increasingly shows brain damage and other side effects with casual use. Now, a drug meant to cash in on marijuana\'s medicinal value has flopped in clinical trials meant to prove its pain killing properties for cancer ...

Huckabee to Florida mega-church: Ready to 'take the stand' in 2016

Mike Huckabee has not yet decided whether he will run for president in 2016, but the self-proclaimed \"small town guy\" told congregants of the First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Florida, he was ready to take whatever stand God wished him to take.

Legal age may move up in smokes

California and Utah anti-smoking advocates aim to see the number of teen smokers plunge with proposed legislation raising the legal smoking age from 18 to 21.

No same-sex weddings for North Carolina magistrates

North Carolina\'s \"Magistrates Recusal of Civil Ceremonies\" bill would provide religious protections to certain public officials with religious objections to performing same-sex weddings.

Bama's LGBT couples still denied marriage, maybe

Despite a ruling by federal appeals court Tuesday requiring Alabama judges to recognize same-sex marriages, the state\'s top judicial official has told judges they do not have to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Same-sex marriage decision forces Christian bakers' bankruptcy

he Christian owners of a family owned bakery in Oregon who declined to sell a wedding cake to a lesbian couple in 2013 were found guilty of unlawful discrimination by the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries January 29.

Women are ready for leadership, are Americans ready for them to lead?

A change in the landscape of women at work over the years, shows women are equipped and ready for leadership roles according to a new PEW survey conducted November 12-21, 2014 on women and leadership. But the limited number of actual women in leadership poses the question, are Americans ready for ...

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