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• Abortion Survivors bill passes easily in WV February 21, 2020
  Babies born alive after surviving an abortion in West Virginia now have a fighting chance after state legislators took action.
• Pensacola cross will stand … for now February 21, 2020
  A battle may have ended over a cross in Pensacola, but the war is far from over.
• War on Confederate statues … where does it stop? February 21, 2020
  A pro-gun advocate isn't surprised that Virginia Democrats have declared war on Confederate statues.
• Prediction: Bloomberg not dropping out despite debate debacle February 21, 2020
  Political analysts and cable news talking heads were shocked at Michael Bloomberg’s disastrous debate performance this week but a tea party activist predicts the billionaire will buy the nomination.
• Educators' group criticized for advocating BLM February 20, 2020
  The leader of a Boston teachers' union recently came under fire for encouraging public school teachers to wear "Black Lives Matter" apparel into the classrooms.
• Dems ambush Bloomberg, who blasts 'millionaire' Bernie February 20, 2020
  MSNBC’s Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas got off to a rocky start, with most candidates teeing off on newcomer, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who, in turn, dealt the self-proclaimed socialist, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) a debilitating blow, calling him a hypocrite for making millions off the very capitalist system he openly […]
• Prof cooks up overpopulation worries with side of veganism February 20, 2020
  A university professor in Great Britain says she has the solution for ending climate change: Humans need to stop having babies and die off.
• Students rally against fossil fuels while wind turbines pile up February 20, 2020
  Students who have been convinced the earth is doomed from climate change are pushing major universities to stop investing in fossil fuels.
• Parents sue for right to be involved in their kids' lives February 20, 2020
  Parents in Madison, Wisconsin are suing their school district for affirming their children's transgender identities without their consent. 
• Anti-prayer complaint won't hold up in court February 20, 2020
  One attorney doesn't think legislators should worry about a complaint that's been made about the West Virginia House of Delegates having an invocation before members began their work.
• Gun ban dies for now but VA Dems vow comeback February 20, 2020
  Virginia’s gun owners won a political victory this week but the fight is not over, warns the spokesman for a national gun-rights organization.
• Virus plaguing China is authoritarian government February 20, 2020
  A national security analyst says the coronavirus that is threatening millions of lives across mainland China is also endangering the powerful Chinese Communist Party.
• ERLC under the microscope February 20, 2020
  The Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention is creating a task force to take a hard look at the denomination's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission.
• An informed decision isn't too much to ask for February 20, 2020
  Wyoming could become the 28th state to give women time to think before having an abortion.
• OK lawmakers supporting pro-LGBT counseling bill February 19, 2020
  Oklahoma parents are learning about a state measure that critics warn puts the state government in charge of their children.  
• Warning: More to this man than aw-shucks mayor February 19, 2020
  The aw-shucks mayor from the Midwest, Pete Buttigieg, is being praised – sort of – for downplaying his Marxist-worshipping father.
• Abortionist training -- Who's paying for that? February 19, 2020
  One of the nation's leading pro-life Christian activist organizations finds it "shocking" that taxpayers are paying for abortion training.
• Scouts' legacy: Turned victory into defeat February 19, 2020
  A pro-family activist says no one should be surprised that the Boy Scouts of America organization has filed for bankruptcy in the wake of hundreds of sex-abuse lawsuits. Meanwhile, a Christian-based organization for boys emphasizes that its policies are designed to protect its young members.