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Hawaii assisted-suicide bill sent to governor’s desk

The Hawaii Senate sent legislation legalizing physician-assisted suicide to the governor's desk on Thursday.

March 30, 2018

Jesus was a ‘drag king’ claims theology professor at College of the Holy Cross

A theology professor advancing a sexualized interpretation of the Bible claims Jesus was a "drag king" who had "queer desires."

March 29, 2018

Pope Francis reportedly claims ‘there is no Hell’

Pope Francis reportedly claimed Wednesday that there is "no Hell" and condemned souls simply "disappear," refuting thousands of years of church teaching.

March 29, 2018

Stacy Bailey, Texas teacher, suspended for discussing sexual orientation with elementary students

A teacher in Texas was suspended after she allegedly refused to stop talking about sexual orientation with elementary-aged children.

March 28, 2018

Physician-assisted suicide bill dies in Massachusetts

Legislation to authorize physician-assisted suicide is dead in Massachusetts, after the proposal was sent to a study committee late last week, effectively ending the bill's chance at enactment this session.

March 27, 2018

Mass shooters-absent fathers link ignored by anti-gun activists

Gun control activists are quick to blame mass shootings on the proliferation of firearms, but are less likely to point to the proliferation of fatherless households.

March 27, 2018

Duke to hold workshop on ‘White Fragility’

The Duke Divinity School is hosting a workshop on "Confronting White Fragility" Tuesday to address why white people have a hard time talking about and acknowledging racism.

March 27, 2018

Planned Parenthood: Disney needs a princess who has ‘had an abortion’

A Planned Parenthood affiliate in Pennsylvania says Disney needs to create a princess whose story includes having an abortion.

March 27, 2018

Teacher who taught kindergartners about transgenders named ‘teacher of the year’

A Sacramento-area kindergarten teacher who read her class two books espousing transgender ideology has been named "teacher of the year."

March 27, 2018

Harvard to let students report professors who make ‘offensive’ remarks in class

Harvard University is expanding course evaluations to allow students to report professors who say "offensive" things in class or make them feel "uncomfortable."

March 23, 2018

Pro-life movement rallies behind student walkout to protest abortion

A California student is challenging his school's double standard on which causes are permissible to protest by calling for a national school walkout against abortion.

March 22, 2018

Professor quits ‘civil discourse’ committee; working with ‘evil’ conservatives made her ‘miserable’

A professor of philosophy at Siena College has withdrawn from a committee formed to promote "civil discourse" on campus because the prospect of working alongside "evil" conservatives made her "miserable."

March 22, 2018

College to hold ‘whiteness in decline’ lecture

Students at Columbia College will hear a lecture next month on how the deterioration of the white race fueled the election of President Trump and led to a resurgence of the white supremacy movement.

March 22, 2018

Parents upset after Planned Parenthood attends middle school fair

Some parents in Monrovia, California, are outraged after Planned Parenthood attended a middle school fair aimed at promoting mental health.

March 22, 2018

Ohio looks to secure parental rights from transgender movement

Ohio activists and lawmakers are looking for a legislative solution to ensure parents will not lose custody of gender-dysphoric children for refusing to facilitate their transitions to the opposite sex.

March 21, 2018

Justices likely to strike down clinics’ abortion promotion law, experts say

Legal experts say U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy's skepticism is a good sign for pro-life pregnancy centers challenging a California law that forces them to promote taxpayer-funded abortions.

March 20, 2018

Student harassed at Providence College for defending traditional marriage

A student at a Catholic college has been harassed by classmates and denounced by administrators for putting up a bulletin board in a residence hall affirming Catholic teaching on marriage.

March 20, 2018

Canada denied care for terminal patient, offered assisted suicide: Lawsuit

A terminally ill Canadian man is suing his hospital, several governmental agencies and the attorneys general of Ontario and Canada after he claims he was denied proper medical care and offered assisted suicide instead.

March 19, 2018

Massachusetts colleges offer certificate in ‘reproductive justice’

A consortium of colleges in Massachusetts is offering students a certificate in "reproductive justice."

March 19, 2018

Colleges, universities see decline in public confidence

Soaring tuition costs, degrees of dubious value and nonstop student activism have combined to bring public confidence in the ivory tower tumbling down.

March 15, 2018