Tyler O'Neil

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• Nov 5, 2013

  6 of the Strangest Classes Taught in America

  The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) gave American colleges a "C" for core curriculum with its 2013-2014 "What Will They Learn?" report. A Christian administrator explains the meaning behind the confusing offerings at college campuses and CP lists six of the strangest classes actually being taught this semester in colleges and universities across America.

• Nov 4, 2013

  Healthcare Expert Says ObamaCare Will Force 129 Million to Lose or Alter Their Plan; Not 'Keep It'

  A healthcare expert has estimated that more than two-thirds of Americans who have private health insurance coverage will not be able to keep their previous plan due to President Obama's Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare.

• Nov 4, 2013

  Former Homeless Man Gains Popularity on YouTube and Tells Viewers to 'Keep Jesus in Your Heart'

  YouTube sensation Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, best known for prank and comedy videos on the Internet, turned around the life of a homeless man who tells viewers to "keep Jesus in your heart," after he receives help from the artist, along with a new set of teeth.

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  Nov 2, 2013

  'The Exorcist' Author Calls Abortion 'Demonic;' Former Satanists Disagree

  A prominent horror author has called abortion "demonic" in an interview with The Washington Post that touches on abortion activist and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius' commencement speech at Georgetown in May 2012.

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  Nov 1, 2013

  AP Photo Director Calls Obama White House Image Policy 'Propaganda'

  The Associated Press' (AP) photography director attacked the Obama administration's policy of denying photo-journalists access to the president, comparing it to visual "propaganda."

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  Oct 31, 2013

  Putin More Powerful Than Obama? US President 'Leading From Behind' a 'Very Appropriate Phrase,' Expert Says

  Russian President Vladimir Putin beat American President Barack Obama to the top of Forbes' list of the "Most Powerful People" in 2013, despite Obama having had taken the top spot every year except once since the list began in 2009.

• Oct 31, 2013

  Gay Play With Male Nudity Angers Locals; Trustees Pressure Mich. College to Defund Theater

  "Love! Valour! Compassion!" a play about a group of gay men and their journey with AIDS has stirred up controversy in Grand Rapids, Mich., where some Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) Trustees are calling for the school to defund the theater that hosted the play.

• Oct 31, 2013

  Values Voter-Style Candidate Ken Cuccinelli Rebounds in Virginia Governor's Race

  In a battleground state where Democrats label religious faith as too extreme, Republican candidate Ken Cuccinelli, known for his strong support of homeschooling, pro-life, and other values voter issues, has tightened the Virginia governor's race, nearly catching up to Democrat Terry McAuliffe and perhaps making the race "too close to call."

• Oct 31, 2013

  Obamacare Snafu Sends Callers to NY Cupcake Shop to Enroll in Exchanges

  The latest healthcare.gov snafu involves Americans calling a cupcake shop in New York to find information about health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act, best known as Obamacare. Carmen Rodriguez, owner of Brooklyn Cupcake, told The Christian Post that since Oct. 1, she has received more than 150 calls requesting Obamacare health insurance information.

• Oct 29, 2013

  6 Unconventional Suggestions for Republican Strategy

  A conservative advocacy group concerned about inflation has suggested a new game plan for the GOP that could revive social issues as an asset for the party. The group, American Principles in Action (APIA), challenges the GOP's fear of losing on social issues, restating the importance of issues like abortion as part of an economic vision focused on restoring the middle class family.