Sunday’s Newslinks – 02/14/10
February 14, 2010 at 9:47 pm | Posted in Newslinks | Leave a commentTags: abortion, abstinence, airport, Anglican, Arizona, arson, ateasetees, authority, avatar, balance, ban, Baptist, Benedict XVI, Bible, Billy Graham, body scanner, bombing, budget, California, cap and trade, Chicago, China, Christian, church, circus, Congress, Constitution, construction, Craig Becker, D.C., Darwin, deficit, Democrats, don't ask, don't tell, draft, Dutch, Ecumenical, England, enrichment, EPA, evangelism, evangelists, Eygpt, faith, FDR, fetal, fire, Focus on the Family, Fort Hood, fortuneteller, Fox, gay, Geert Wilders, Geithner, Gene Robinson, Gibbs, God, gospel, Grassley, Great Commission, green, Haiti, handicapped, hate crime, healthcare, hell, heterosexual, Hillary Clinton, Holder, homicide, homosexual, hope, Hoyer, hugo chavez, human rights, ICE, Idaho, illegal, immigration, impartial, Iran, Islam, Issa, Jesus, jihad, Joe Scarborough, John 14:6, judgment, Kenneth Copeland, Kenya, Lancaster, late-term, Lech Walesa, lie, long run, Lou Dobbs, love, Love Dare, marriage, mercy killings, Michael Moore, Michael Vick, Michigan, military, missionary, morning after, Muslim, Nancy Pelosi, NARAL, Netherlands, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Korea, nukes, Obama, obesity, official, olympics, ordain, orphan, Orrin Hatch, ouija, PAC, pagan, Palin, pastor, PCUSA, Pentagon, persecution, PETA, planes, Planned Parenthood, Poland, pope, pork, prayer, primordial soup, pro-life, Prop 8, prosperity, purity, radical, reagan, reform, relief, repent, Republicans, revival, Rick Warren, Rifqa Bary, rights, Russia, scholarship, Scott Brown, SEIU, sex, sin, sleight of hand, solar, Solidarity, South Sudan, spending, spies, state, states, stimulus, summit, Super Bowl, Taiwan, TARP, tax, Tea Party, Tebow, Tennessee, terrorist, Texas, toy, Toyota, truth, U.N., union, uranium, Venezuela, video game, Vietnam, vote, White House, wind, Yale, Yemen, youth
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U.S. Baptists arrested in Haitian orphan incident
A group of 10 American Baptists were being held in the Haitian capital Sunday after trying to take 33 children out of Haiti.
A GOP bow to the Tea Party movement?
The Republican National Committee has adopted a rule that will prod GOP leaders to provide financial support to only those candidates who support the party’s platform.
Fortuneteller sues, claims discrimination
A Virginia fortuneteller is suing to overturn a Chesterfield County ordinance, saying it discriminates against her beliefs.
Muslim parents reject deal with Christian daughter
The Muslim parents of an Ohio girl who ran away from home claiming she feared harm for becoming Christian have rejected a deal meant to resolve the conflict.
U.S. Attorney Reviews Call for Probe of SEIU Activities with White House, Congress
(CNSNews.com) – Federal prosecutors are reviewing a request for an investigation into whether Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), violated the Lobbying Disclosure Act with his frequent visits to the White House and with members of Congress in 2009. Americans for Tax Reform has written to acting U.S. Attorney Channing D. Phillips of the District of Columbia asking for a probe.
SEC Ruling Requires Companies to Tell Shareholders If Climate Laws Are Bad for Business
(CNSNews.com) – A new SEC ruling by would require corporations to inform their shareholders about the business risks and potential impacts of climate change legislation, environmental regulation, and international climate treaties. The ruling marks the first time the SEC has required companies to make such information available to shareholders, and one fiscal conservative told CNSNews.com the ruling will benefit investors.
Congressional Salaries Should Not Go Up Until Federal Spending Is Under Control, Hatch Says
(CNSNews.com) – While the Congressional Budget Office reported last week a projected $6 trillion total in new national debt over the next 10 years, Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) told CNSNews.com that lawmakers’ salaries should not go up until Congress does a “really good job of getting budgetary spending under control.” Continue Reading Sunday’s Newslinks – 02/14/10…
Sunday’s Newslinks – 01/31/10
January 31, 2010 at 9:17 am | Posted in Newslinks | Leave a commentTags: abortion, abortionist, ad, administration, Afghanistan, Al Gore, Alaska, Andy Stern, ateasetees, avatar, Bagladesh, Belhar, Bhutan, bible verses, Big Government, Bill Clinton, bishop, Bob Casey, Buddhist, California, card check, Center for American Progress, Chris Smith, Christian, civil unions, climate, clinic, compassion, court, crucifix, czar, D.C., David Axelrod, David John, death, debt, deficit, Democrat, Don't Ask Don't Tell, economy, Equality Bill, evangelical, evangelism, faith, family planning, feminist, fiscal prudence, foreign policy, gasoline, George W. Bush, get rich quick, glacier, God, GOP, Graham Fest, gun sights, Haiti, hall of shame, Harry Reid, hatchet, Hawaii, healthcare, hell, High Court, homosexuality, Honduras, hope, house, Houston, Hoyer, human rights, imports, income, India, initiative, Iran, Israel, Jesus, jihad, Jim Jones, jobs, Judd Gregg, judgment, Karen Packer, kidnapped, killer, Las Vegas, lobbying, London, love, mccain, megachurch, Messianic Jew, middle class, Mike Pence, morally wrong, Muslim, Napolitano, National Security, Nigeria, Nobel, nuclear, nudity, Obama, obesessed, Oklahoma, Olympia Snowe, Oprah, out of touch, Paganism, Panel on Climate Change, parental consent, pastor, peace, Pelosi, personhood, Pete Domenici, Pew Research Center, Planned Parenthood, poll, prejudice, priorities, prize, pro-life, Pro-Life Caucus, Rajendra Pachauri, ransom, rape, report, Republican, rescue, Rifqa Bary, Roe v. Wade, Ronald Regan, San Fransico, scalpel, Scott Brown, SEIU, senate, sex, Sexting, sin, South Dakota, special interest money, spending cuts, spiritual, State of the Union, Steve King, student loan, Super Bowl, Supreme Court, swine flu, taxes, Tea Party, teen pregnancy, ten commandments, terrorists, Tiller, Tim Tebow, tithe, truth, U.N., UK, unborn, unemployment, unity, Walk For Life, Wall Street, window dressing, witness, women leaders, women's liberation, Workforce Fairness Institute, World War II, zogby
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Brown victory prompts political tremors in California
California Republicans have joined other party faithful across the country in celebrating the Scott Brown win in Massachusetts and believe it will be the political stimulus the GOP needs heading into this Fall’s election.
Study: Sexting a growing and dangerous problem
Pew Research Center has released results of a survey on “sexting,” the practice mostly among youth of transmitting nude or semi-nude pictures of themselves via cell phone.
Airline clerk appeals UK rulings banning crucifix
A Christian woman is asking London’s High Court to force British Airways to admit it was wrong in demanding she stop wearing a crucifix at work.
Ten Commandments monument in place at Okla. bank
A Ten Commandments monument that supporters want to put on the lawn of an Oklahoma county courthouse has been installed outside a bank for the time being.
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Sunday’s Newslinks 01/24/10
January 24, 2010 at 9:36 am | Posted in Newslinks | Leave a commentTags: abortion, ACLU, Afghanistan, aid, AIG, Al Qaeda, Allah, Alliance Defense Fund, America, Anglican, anti-defimation, Arne Ducan, arrested, arson, assisted suicide, ateasetees, atheist, avatar, bailout, bank fee, banks, Barney Frank, Ben Nelson, Bible, birth control, blogger, bonuses, Book of Eli, Boston Globe, Brit Hume, Buddhism, buy off, California, Chamber of Commerce, Charles Darwin, China, Christian, Chrysler, church, complex, Congress, conservative, Constitution, Coptic, CPAC, creation, crisis, czar, Daily Kos, Daniel Ortega, database, dead, Democrat, Department of Justice, doctrine, Doritos, Driscoll, drugs, Dutch, Ecuador, Education Secretary, Egypt, ELCA, Erroll Southers, evangelism, eviction, experience, extremism, faith, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve, fellowship, Florida, Focus on the Family, foreclosures, Freddie Mac, fruit, frustrated, GAO, Gators, George W. Bush, Gitmo, global warming, GM, God, God's plan, Google, GOProud, Gosselins, Haiti, Harry Reid, hate speech, Head Start, healthcare, hell, HHS, history, Holocaust, home school, homeless, homosexuality, hope, house church, Houston, Hoyer, hugo chavez, illegal, immigrant, immigration, independent, Indian Health Service, Interpol, invest, IRS, J.I. Packer, Janet Napolitano, Jeff Sessions, Jesus, jobs, John Kerry, judgment, Karzai, Kevin Jennings, Khalid Shiekh Mohammed, lending, Liberty University, love, Lutheran, Malaysia, March for Life, marriage, Martin Luther King, Mary Landrieu, Massechusetts, megachurch, mercy, military, mission trip, Missouri, Muslim, myth, NATO, neuroscientist, New York, Nigeria, not pleased, Obama, only way, ordination, Palin, pastor, Pentecostal, pews, phony, Planned Parenthood, politics, porn, prescription, prison, private beliefs, pro-life, Prop 8, protect, quake, race, rally, rape, recant, regulations, religion, religious freedom, repent, Republican, revolt, rifle sights, Rifqa Bary, Robert Gibbs, salvation, San Fransisco, scholar, Scott Brown, sex, sin, small government, Social Security, Southern Baptist, stimulus, student, Sudan, Sugar Bowl, Super Bowl, surprised, Taliban, TARP, tax, Tea Party, teabagger, teens, ten commandments, Terri Schiavo, terror, terrorism, Texas, Tiller, Tim Tebow, Timothy Geithner, tough, Transportation Security Authority, Trent Lott, trial, truth, tuition, tutor, U.N., Uganda, unemployment, USS Cole, verses, Vietnam, voters, watch, Willow Creek, women, wrong track, Yemen
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4 More Malaysian Churches Attacked; 1 Vandalized
Three more churches in Malaysia were targets of arson Sunday and another was vandalized in the latest wave of attacks on the country’s Christian minority.
Ugandan Lawmaker Refuses to Withdraw Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Aid Groups Urge Int’l Community to Help Sudan Keep the Peace
Prison Fellowship: High Rape Rate of Juveniles Unacceptable
Anglican Leader Calls for ‘Tougher Church’
Southern Baptist President’s Surgery Went ‘Great,’ Says Family
Tens of Thousands Sign Petition Urging Holder to Move KSM Trial from New York
(CNSNews.com) – More than 60,000 people, including members of Congress and three former presidential candidates, have signed a petition calling on Attorney General Eric Holder to move the trial of Khalid Shiekh Mohammed (or KSM) from New York City to a military tribunal.
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