On Thursday the South Carolina House approved an amendment to the state budget that would ban state insurance policies from covering abortions except to save the life of the mother.
It seems like every day there’s more news about the sudden wave of thought that public employees’ health insurance plans that include coverage of abortion services are equivalent to “taxpayer-funded abortions.”
To coin a cliche on International Women's Day, I have to ask: Where's the beef? American women are being told that our most fundamental right--to control our reproductive destiny--should be of no consequence in health reform.
I'm 23 and was raised Christian and sex has always made me feel guilty. I got married a year ago and now can't enjoy sex at all. Am I being punished for having sex before marriage? Should I just accept a life without sex?
A bill has been filed in the Florida House that would ban all abortions with the sole exemption to save the life of the mother, a direct constitutional challenge to Roe vs. Wade.
You do not lose your virginity from masturbation. Nor does a woman lose her virginity because she's sexually excited, touches her own anatomy or talks about sex with others.
In an interview to air tonight at 8pm on the PBS show Tavis Smiley Reports (an hour before the President's State of the Union address), Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton indicates she will not serve a second term.
On the third day of Scott Roeder's trial for the murder of Dr. George Tiller testimony was heard from Wichita Police Department detectives and officers, Sheriff's deputies, FBI Special Agents, and clerks, all of whom talked about the days their paths crossed with Roeder.