Judge rules Ten Commandments monument must go
The city of Bloomfield violated the constitutional ban on establishment
of religion by erecting a Ten Commandments monument on the lawn of city
hall, Senior U.S. District Judge James A. Parker said in a 32-page
opinion filed Thursday.
  
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IRS says 99 churches worthy of 'high priority examination'
Churches might want to be aware that some of them are under
investigation by the IRS. Kristina Arriaga, executive director of The
Becket Fund, points out that a lawsuit filed against the IRS by an
atheist group has revealed the IRS is investigating some churches for
allegedly violating the Johnson Amendment.
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President Carter aligns himself with terrorists
Former President Jimmy Carter, who once accused Israel of being an
"apartheid state" worse than South Africa, has gone even further,
rebuking the Jewish State for the way it has waged war with Hamas while
actually siding with the terrorists.
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Obama bombs terrorists in Iraq
U.S. fighters dropped bombs on Islamic militants in Iraq Friday,
the Pentagon said, carrying out President Barack Obama's promise of
military force to counter the advancing militants and confront the
threat they pose to Iraqi civilians and Americans still stationed there.
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Gay Games 9 to begin Saturday in Ohio
If Cleveland and Akron seem like odd choices to host the international
Gay Games, that's because they are. The eight previous hosts for this
quadrennial affair have been gay-friendly cities with identifiable
"gayborhoods" — places where those who identify themselves as lesbian,
gay, bisexual or transgendered feel comfortable living and hanging out.
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Compromise isn't possible
It's time to revisit the widely disseminated myth that compromise in
politics and governance is the highest virtue. Members of Congress, the
argument goes, just need to get together, put aside their partisanship
and get something done. After all, even couples going through an
acrimonious divorce can sit down in the same room, close the doors and
work out some agreement.
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Have You Taken Your Obama Oath?
Jonathan Alter at The Daily Beast has an idea that will infuse the
president's "economic patriotism" rhetoric with some bite: Compel
companies to take "loyalty oaths" to prove their patriotism.
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