... learning going on just about every day. Chinese officials announced plans last week to regulate ... plans last week to regulate transportation in Beijing, in order to reduce emissions and improve ...
A proposed antiabortion amendment to the Montana Constitution that would have defined a fertilized human egg as a "person" failed to gather enough signatures to be placed on the November ballot, the Montana'sNewsStation.com reports (Montana'sNewsStation.com, 6/25).
... violation of God's plan for procreation; doctors should not be permitted to play God. China has a one-child family policy. Abortions are permitted for sex selection and as boys are preferred they now have 119 ...
... this age of widespread human embryo destruction, abortion, euthanasia and cloning, how can we credibly ... And not to ruin your day, but China is well on its way to being ...
... according to human rights campaigners. On the Chinese shore alone, two bodies, marked by several ... change in tactics by North Korea and China to deter refugees from crossing. They want ... rights groups say include beatings, imprisonment, forced abortions and, in a few cases, execution. Next ...
BEIRUT -- Unmarried and pregnant, Ranya gathered up her courage and confided to a friend that she was considering a drastic step: an illegal abortion.
Sen. John McCain, who has struggled to win the trust of evangelical voters, met privately Thursday in Ohio with several influential social conservatives who have been critical of him -- and impressed them, ...
... Negroponte once again cited UNFPA's program in China as a violation of the Kemp-Kasten Amendment, ... helped prevent 2 million unintended pregnancies, 800,000 abortions, 4,700 mothers' deaths, and more than 77,000 ...
A federal appeals court ruled that South Dakota can begin enforcing a law requiring doctors to tell women seeking abortions that the procedure ends a human life.
An archbishop who tussled with singer Sheryl Crow, college basketball coach Rick Majerus, and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry over their support for abortion rights has been named as the first American to lead the Vatican supreme court.
Archbishop Raymond Burke, an expert in church law and perhaps the most outspoken of conservative U.S. bishops, will likely be made a cardinal after his appointment Friday. The supreme court is traditionally headed by a cardinal.
Burke's disputes with public figures drew attention to the archdiocese in his 4 1/2 years here, which seemed to surprise the affable church man who grew up in rural Wisconsin.
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