Nathan Black

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• May 15, 2009

  N.H. Gov. to Pass Gay Marriage Bill with Revisions

  New Hampshire is expected to become the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage after the legislature makes revisions to a bill to increase legal protections for religious institutions.

• May 12, 2009

  Pro-Life Notre Dame Seniors to Hold Alternate Commencement

  Days away from the highly publicized and debated commencement at the University of Notre Dame, a coalition of student groups opposing the invitation of President Obama will hold its own gathering on graduation day.

• May 6, 2009

  Bristol Palin: Abstinence Is Realistic

  Bristol Palin, 19, is back in the media spotlight as she helps promote National Teen Pregnancy Awareness Day on Wednesday. Palin said she believes abstinence is realistic, clarifying earlier media reports that she says quoted her out of context.

• May 5, 2009

  DC Council OKs Out-of-State Gay Marriages

  The Washington, D.C. Council gave its final approval on Tuesday to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. The council voted 12 to 1 to pass the legislation.

• May 5, 2009

  U.S. Military Rejects Allegations of Trying to Convert Afghans

  Claims by an Arab news network that U.S. soldiers at a base in Afghanistan distributed Bibles and tried to convert Afghans are false, Pentagon officials said Monday.

• May 2, 2009

  Poll: Most Americans Don't Want Gay Marriage in Their State

  A recent poll released this week shows that the majority of American voters do not want their state to allow gay marriage. However, 57 percent support same-sex civil unions.

• May 1, 2009

  Pro-Lifers Keep Up Protests Against Notre Dame's Obama Invite

  Pro-lifers are pressing on relentlessly in their efforts to prevent President Obama from giving the commencement address at the University of Notre Dame.

• Apr 28, 2009

  Same-Sex Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in Iowa

  Across Iowa, same-sex couples applied for marriage licenses on Monday after a state Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay unions took effect. At least one couple was allowed to exchange vows.

• Apr 16, 2009

  SF College Allows Jews for Jesus to Spread Message Without Permits

  The City College of San Francisco has agreed to settle a lawsuit and allow Jews for Jesus to distribute literature on its campus without a permit. "We are pleased that the City College of San Francisco will allow free speech on its campuses."

• Apr 10, 2009

  Fla. Church Draws Fire with 'No More Christians' Series

  "No More Christians," says one Florida church. Mosaic Church in Crestview has drawn a storm of criticism for advertising that slogan around the community on signs and in television commercials.