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AVSI reports on a workshop in Haiti where a national program was launched for the promotion of Benzoliv, a tropical plant known as “miracle tree” for its nutritional benefits
The Gosnell case shows us that a society’s laws teach: if they teach a lesson of injustice they will corrupt its people over time. By CHRISTOPHER TOLLEFSEN
Comprehensive Immigration Reform cleared its first major legislative hurdle as the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-5 to send the bill to the full Senate. By MICHAEL SEAN WINTERS
LORENZO ALBACETE takes the clue from Angelina Jolie's breasts removals to point out how the modern secularist mentality might disguise its hatred of the body as preventive medicine
SAMUEL GREGG, in Public Discourse, intervenes in the debate about conservatism and capitalism at First Thing, and highlights the need for principled defenses of economic freedom
US/ Immigration Reform Risks to Fail, Again
THE UNDOCUMENTED/ A movie on the tragedy of immigration
US/ The President, Planned Parenthood, and "Quality Health Care"
US/ Obama Goes to Planned Parenthood
SYRIA/ The Custody of the Holy Land: A dramatic emergency
MIDDLE EAST/ The Israeli Elections
05/25/13 - 08:05 PM From the World HAITI/ Benzoliv: The miracle tree for a sustainable future in Haiti
05/24/13 - 05:00 PM Culture & Religion NATURAL RIGHTS/ Gosnell, Law, and Modest First Steps
05/23/13 - 02:15 PM Politics & Society US/ Immigration Reform Clears A Hurdle
05/22/13 - 02:50 PM Culture & Religion SECULARISM/ If the hatred of the body becomes preventive medicine
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Politics & Society US/ Immigration Reform Risks to Fail, Again
Economics & Finance MAKING IT MUTUAL/ Establishing a local banking sector
PHOTO/ Chagall and his “Four Seasons” mosaic
PHOTO/ Hanukkah: the miracle of the lasting oil
VIDEO/ Iceberg the size of Manhattan breaks off in the Arctic
VIDEO/ Famous sitar player Ravi Shankar dies