Our friend Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, took note of Gov. Corbett's recent decision to drop the case of defending Pennsylvania's marriage law that states that marriage is between one man and one woman. Yep, there went our 18-year-old...
Your vote is your voice, and your right to vote is a privilege, one of the precious freedoms many have fought and died to protect. It should not be taken for granted. Voting allows you the opportunity to have a voice in who governs our state and nation. The 2014...
Would you hire an employee without first looking at their resume? Of course not. So why would you vote for a candidate without first knowing where they stand on the issues? The Pennsylvania Family Institute Primary Election Voter's Guide lets you know where the...
Pennsylvania Family Institute's Primary Election Voter's Guide is now available for download on our website: www.pafamily.org/votersguide. WHAT'S INSIDE: ALL CANDIDATES: • Governor • Lieutenant Governor CANDIDATES FOR CONTESTED RACES ONLY: • U.S. House of...
NY Daily News: In a 5-to-4 decision, the court ruled that the tradition in the town of Greece, a Rochester suburb, does not denigrate non-Christians and that such invocation does not have to be nondenominational. The decision — the first on this thorny issue in...
by Kate Boyle Homeschooling has been illegal in Germany since it was outlawed by Adolf Hitler in 1938. For that reason, Uwe and Hannelore Romeike came to America seeking religious and educational freedom for themselves and their family. In 2006, the Romeike's...
by Kate Boyle According to a new report commissioned by the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI), the United States is among just seven countries that permit elective abortions for unborn babies who are above twenty weeks old. China and North Korea also join the U.S....
by Kate Boyle It's no secret that the United Kingdom is fairly progressive, but they've gone to a new level. The British government is offering subsidies to organizations in the adult entertainment industry for hiring unemployed 18-24 year olds. Granted, the...
From the Patriot-News: When Pennsylvania changed the law last year to allow bars to run small games of chance, the state expected to be deluged with thousands of license applicants. So far, it's received six. And two of those applications were incomplete. When this...