Caroline May

The culture wars have been as heated as ever over the past few weeks, and participants at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, D.C. on Thursday did not shy away from any of it. (more)

The Catholic media network started thirty years ago by Mother Angelica, a cloistered nun, is now taking legal action against Obama administration officials over the new mandate requiring health insurance plans, including those offered by religious organizations, to cover contraceptives. (more)

Well, that didn’t take long. (more)

In a ruling on the fate of five SeaWorld orca whales -- who were likely waiting for the decision with bated breath -- a San Diego judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) that sought to grant whales constitutional protection under the 13th Amendment. (more)

The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation's senior vice president for public policy, Karen Handel, resigned from her post Tuesday morning following the breast cancer group’s decision to de-fund, then re-fund, Planned Parenthood. (more)

Just when Americans thought the only way to get a job in this economy was with Ivy League education, it turns out that they cannot fully appreciate sex (all kinds of sex) without one either! (more)

In a supremely cold move, on the eve of the Super Bowl the New England Patriots released wide receiver Tiquan Underwood Saturday. (more)

How long would you go without a paycheck? (more)

Pro-choice advocates have claimed victory following a public relations nightmare that erupted for Susan G. Komen for the Cure when the charity decided -- and subsequently reversed their decision -- to halt grants to the abortion provider Planned Parenthood. (more)

In a statement released Friday morning, Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced that it has reversed its decision to stop awarding grants to the abortion provider Planned Parenthood. (more)

A new study, "Singles in America," has found that there is more to the correlation between sex and politics than just Newt Gingrich’s wandering eye and Bill Clinton’s intern proclivities. (more)

In the wake of this week’s announcement that Susan G. Komen for the Cure will no longer be awarding grants to Planned Parenthood, the breast cancer organization’s donations have gone up 100 percent in the last two days. (more)

WASHINGTON - While chatter about a potential Republican Florida Sen. Marco Rubio vice presidency has reached a fever pitch in the aftermath of the GOP Florida primary, the rights of the unborn appeared to be the only thing on the mind of the Sunshine State’s freshman Republican senator on Wednesday night. (more)

From high school, college, to the pros, cheerleaders and football seem to go hand in hand. (more)

Moveon.org launched a campaign Wednesday against the “the world's largest breast cancer organization” Susan G. Komen for the Cure. (more)

In the aftermath of vociferous protest from pro-life activists, the “global leader of the breast cancer movement,” the Susan G. Komen Foundation has halted further grants to affiliates of the abortion provider Planned Parenthood. (more)

In the wake of an immigration snafu at The University of Georgia, football commit Chester Brown has signed on to play football for the The University of Central Florida. (more)

South Carolina Republican Sen. Jim DeMint is just saying "no" to compromise with liberals. (more)

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney might have been joking when he said he "would love to be able to convince people” that he is Hispanic, but compared with his fate in the 2008 Florida GOP presidential primary, Romney came close Tuesday night. (more)

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s lady luck has run out in Florida, according to exit polls. (more)