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  Nov 22, 2013

  Path to Citizenship Is Dead, Path to Legalization Still Possible, Immigration Reform Advocates Say

  An immigration reform bill that includes a path to citizenship now appears unlikely, but there is a possibility of getting a path to some other form of legal status, speakers at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference's "Justice Summit" said Tuesday.

• Nov 22, 2013

  What You Hear About Gays in Russia Is 'Largely False,' Expert Says

  Reports of the Russian government abusing its gay citizens are based upon false propaganda by gay rights groups in the United States, Austin Ruse, president of the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute, claimed at a Nov. 15 symposium hosted by The Howard Center for Family, Religion & Society.

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  Nov 22, 2013

  Sen. Mark Kirk Cancels Pro-Family Group Invite After LGBT Groups Complain

  Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) canceled his hosting of a symposium by The Howard Center for Family, Religion and Society at the Senate's Dirksen building last Friday after hearing complaints from gay and pro-gay rights groups.

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  Nov 22, 2013

  Interview: Gov. Scott Walker Talks Faith, Compromise and Helping the Poor

  Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, talked about the government shutdown, the future of the Republican Party, helping the poor and his Christian faith, in an interview with The Christian Post.

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  Nov 21, 2013

  Religious Dissenters Should Not Be Required to Work at Gay Weddings, Gay Rights Advocate Argues

  Andrew Koppelman, a long time supporter of gay rights and gay marriage, argued that those who disagree with him should have the freedom to live according to those beliefs.

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  Nov 21, 2013

  Evangelical Immigration Table Misuses Scripture, Critics Say

  Evangelicals have been misusing scripture in support of immigration reform, some evangelical leaders argued at a Friday panel discussion at The Heritage Foundation.

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  Nov 18, 2013

  Common Core Critics Are 'White, Suburban Moms' Opposed to Progress, Education, Arne Duncan Says

  Some critics of the Common Core State Standards Initiative are "white, suburban moms" who are upset at their children's test scores and opposed to progress, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said. Meanwhile, Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers, argued that the Common Core rollout was worse than the launch of the Affordable Care Act, or "Obamacare."

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  Nov 18, 2013

  Why Is Guatemala Blocking Americans From Adopting Its Orphans?

  Six years after Guatemala passed a new law intended to address fraudulent adoptions, children still wait to be united with their adoptive parents. The Christian Post spoke with three adoptive parents who indicated that Guatemalan government officials appear to be blocking them from bringing their children to their new homes.

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  Nov 16, 2013

  Analysis: Obama's Healthcare 'Fix' Won't Work; More of a Political Stunt

  President Barack Obama's so-called "fix" to the problem of Americans losing their current health insurance is more like a political stunt than an actual fix to the problem.

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  Nov 15, 2013

  Sen. Ted Cruz Attacks Pres. Obama's 'Extreme Embrace' of Unchecked Federal Gov't Power

  The President Barack Obama administration, through the U.S. Department of Justice's legal advocacy, has been extreme in its defense of federal power, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said during a Thursday speech at The Federalist Society's "2013 National Lawyers Convention." To illustrate his point, Cruz discussed the nine times that the U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously rejected DOJ arguments.