Values - Page 38

August 14, 2019

Abortion group announces prepaid gas card program to help cover travel for women seeking procedure

An abortion trade group on Thursday announced the launch of a prepaid gas card pilot program for women who need to travel increased distances to get the procedure as more states continue to impose high-restrictive laws in an effort to ban the practice and close clinics. 

August 13, 2019

FBI to assist in Portland as city braces for dueling Antifa, right-wing protests

Portland, Ore., is gearing up for a set of dueling rallies this weekend that is expected to bring an informal coalition of right-wing groups-- some of which have been decried as white nationalists and white supremacists-- and so-called anti-fascists, who have violently opposed these right-wing demonstrators.

August 7, 2019

This Christian rapper has the No. 1 album right now: 'I put my life into this'

Christian rapper has the No. 1 album over chance the rapper.

August 2, 2019

Are faith-based colleges and universities in the U.S. under attack?

Political forces are looking to shut them up or shut them down, because of their more traditional views on sexuality and gender roles.

July 30, 2019

Kristina Hernandez: 'Sex and the City' author's candor about being childless is rare, honest and sobering

A childfree existence was what author Candace Bushnell built her entire "Sex and the City" career on, a rotating buffet of men for four single women in the middle of New York City.

July 29, 2019

Dallas Cowboys' new defensive end Robert Quinn: National Anthem protests 'might come up' with team

Come fall for the new football season, the Dallas Cowboys may have a headache with a new protesting player.

July 28, 2019

Roma Downey: You are not alone. You are never alone. (Don’t you know that God loves you?)

Every morning, when I get out of bed and my first foot hits the floor, I say, “Thank.” Then the other foot hits the floor, and I say, “You.” And all the way into the bathroom, I am whispering, “Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.” A pitter-patter of gratitude as I begin my day.

July 28, 2019

Christen Limbaugh Bloom: The secret to becoming a better friend

We all have a friend (or a few) with whom we’ve fallen out of touch. It stings a little to think about them because we feel guilty – we should have called more. We could have tried harder. “You’re only human!” people tell us when we admit feelings of guilt. But it still doesn’t sit well with us.

July 27, 2019

Mike Kerrigan: I made a deal with my son about watching TV – What happened next took my breath away

Much of life consists of ordinary events punctuated by transcendent moments. Adult life, anyway. A sad consequence of growing up is losing the ability to see things as a child. Remaining capable of joy and wonder in a world that runs on cynicism and indifference is no easy feat.

July 26, 2019

Are Catholic politicians in Washington doing more harm than good?

When it comes to Catholic politicians on Capitol Hill, there is a wide disconnect between their faith and their politics.