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Southwest Airlines, SunTrust Banks chided for funding homosexual agenda
The Family Research Council is criticizing Southwest Airlines and SunTrust Banks for their sponsorship of a homosexual pride event in the nation's capital.

Ex-'gay' group: Surgeon General nominee's views backed by medical science
The group Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays is rushing to the defense of President Bush's nominee for Surgeon General, who has been under attack from homosexual activist groups because he believes homosexuality is a choice.

Bauer says Bush may cajole GOP senators into supporting amnesty bill
A former Republican presidential candidate fears President Bush will "twist enough Republican arms" to pass the controversial Senate immigration bill that would grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens.

Attorney says Michigan State Univ. seeking new way to skirt marriage amendment
A pro-family attorney says Michigan State University may still be violating the state's marriage amendment even though it has announced it will stop issue healthcare benefits to the homosexual partners of its employees.

Federal appeals court rules against administration's policy on enemy combatants
A Pentagon advisor and national defense analyst says a recent ruling by a federal appeals court illustrates the need to maintain the terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Whistleblower says imam suit aimed at intimidating 'John Does'
A whistleblower who was recently vindicated for telling authorities about suspicious activity on a Northwest Airlines flight says she's concerned about the intimidation taking place through a lawsuit filed by six Islamic imams and supported by a well-funded Muslim activist group.

POLL: Media criticism of candidates' spouses
We asked you if, during a presidential campaign, should the spouse of a candidate be subject to criticism from the media. Find out how your fellow OneNewsNow.com readers responded.

Is Russia-Iran alliance, prophecy fulfilled?
A Middle East expert and best-selling author says the increasingly cozy relationship between Iran and Russia continues to point to a 2,500-year-old prophecy.

Harvard study on abortion, breast cancer link discredited
The Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer says there's a pattern of "flawed" studies that attempt to discredit the evidence showing women who have abortions are more likely to develop breast cancer.

Christians can reform society, says SBC's Richard Land
SAN ANTONIO - The president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) of the Southern Baptist Convention says Christians must be involved in both the reform of society and evangelism.

Southern Baptists say no to resolution on church discipline
SAN ANTONIO - Southern Baptist messengers have refused to consider a resolution regarding church discipline.

Perspectives: A diamond in the raunch -- Pro-life positions emerge in Knocked Up and Waitress
How is it possible that Hollywood could release two movies at the same time that, in the midst of their sex-crazed themes, deliver unmistakable messages about the value of unborn life? It's ironic, I know, particularly considering the pro-abortion mentality often promoted by entertainment industry -- but it's there, sparkling like a jewel and making it perfectly clear that the miracle of life is to be treasured.