Botched Teen Abortion Leads To Abortionist Investigation - September 07, 2010 (LifeSiteNews)

The empire of a troubled New Jersey abortionist who headed a four-state abortion ring is slowly crumbling after Maryland began investigating the setup following a teenager's botched abortion. In addition to unveiling the illegality of the setup, the investigation resulted in one raid where police discovered a gruesome display of 35 frozen unborn children preserved in jars. Stephen Chase Brigham is the owner of American Women's Services, which operated 15 abortion facilities in states including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland. Brigham's operation involved at least two other abortionists, George Shepard, Jr., of Delaware and Nicola I. Riley of Utah, whose Maryland licenses have both been suspended for their role in Brigham's business.

The Universe Needs A Designer, Stephen Hawking - September 03, 2010 (Daily Mail)

According to Hawking, the laws of physics, not the will of God, provide the real explanation as to how life on Earth came into being. The Big Bang, he argues, was the inevitable consequence of these laws 'because there is a law such as gravity, the universe can and will create itself from nothing.' What Hawking appears to have done is to confuse law with agency. His call on us to choose between God and physics is a bit like someone demanding that we choose between aeronautical engineer Sir Frank Whittle and the laws of physics to explain the jet engine.

IAEA Reports Iran Has Three Bombs Worth of Enriched Uranium - September 07, 2010 (Haaretz)

Iran has accelerated its nuclear program and currently possesses a sufficient supply of enriched uranium to make three nuclear devices, assuming it speeds up enrichment to 90 percent, according to a new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency. The IAEA report finds Iran currently has 22 kilograms of uranium enriched at levels of 20 percent, and a total of 2.8 tons of uranium enriched at 3.5 percent. The findings were presented ahead of a discussion by the IAEA board of governors, as well as the organization's General Assembly, which will meet in Vienna this month.

At New Year, Israel's Population Exceeds 7.6 Million - September 07, 2010 (Haaretz)

The Central Bureau of Statistics published new figures, including the fact that 28 percent of Israelis are currently under the age of 15, and 14, 572 immigrants to the country arrived in 2009. On the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5771, the population of Israel surpassed 7,645,500, of which 5,770,900 people are Jews, 1,559,100 are Arabs, and another 315,500 labeled "other," according to numbers published by the Central Bureau of Statistics on Monday.

The Importance Of Marriage - September 07, 2010 (National Review Online)

If it is true, as we are constantly told, that American law will soon redefine marriage to accommodate same-sex partnerships, the proximate cause for this development will not be that public opinion favors it, although it appears to be moving in that direction. It will be that the most influential Americans, particularly those in law and the media, have been coming increasingly to regard opposition to same-sex marriage as irrational at best and bigoted at worst. They therefore dismiss expressions of that opposition, even when voiced by a majority in a progressive state, as illegitimate...

Barak Meets With Abbas On Eve Of US Talks - August 31, 2010 (The Jerusalem Post)

On the eve of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's departure for Washington to relaunch peace negotiations with the Palestinians, Defense Minister Ehud Barak secretly met with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Amman on Monday night after having met Jordanian King Abdullah at his palace on Sunday. After his meeting with King Abdullah, Barak returned to Israel to update the prime minister on their conversation before returning to Amman to meet Abbas.

Europe Still Pushing For Superstate Unity - August 27, 2010 (Europa.eu)

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso spoke August 27th in favor of peace and strengthening a unified Europe, saying, "The [financial] crisis has demonstrated how interdependent Europe's economies are. It shows how a crisis in one Member State can affect us all, not only in the euro area but in the entire EU and in global markets. The crisis is a last wake-up call to us Europeans. A truly united European Union is needed to emerge from this crisis stronger than before. [It] underlines the need for action in all 27 Member States and the European institutions. But it also shows that action to promote growth and innovation will not, by itself, be enough. First, confidence must be restored."

Irony: Harvard Professor Fudged Evolution of Morality Evidence - August 31, 2010 (Telegraph.co.uk)

"Professor Marc Hauser was found solely responsible, after a thorough investigation by a faculty investigating committee, for eight instances of scientific misconduct." Hauser's undoing seems to have been his experiments, many of which depended on videotaping cotton-topped tamarin monkeys and noting their responses. Hauser produced remarkable findings that blurred the distinctions between how animals and humans think, popularizing his ideas about the origins of morality with his book Moral Minds: How Nature Designed Our Universal Sense of Right and Wrong.

Dry-Run Terrorist Suspects Arrested - August 30, 2010 (ABC News)

Two men taken off a Chicago-to-Amsterdam United Airlines flight in the Netherlands have been charged by Dutch police with "preparation of a terrorist attack." US officials said the two appeared to be travelling with what were termed "mock bombs" in their luggage. A spokesman for the Dutch public prosecutor, Ernst Koelman, confirmed the two men were arrested this morning and said "the investigation is ongoing."

US Troops Sent To AZ Border - August 31, 2010 (CNN)

Additional National Guard troops assigned to the Mexican border under President Barack Obama's border security initiative have started reporting to their posts, officials said Monday. More than 30 National Guard members have begun their deployment as part of the administration's border protection plan, according to Special Agent Mario Escalante with US Customs and Border Protection.

Russian Arms Sale To Syria Concerns Israel - August 30, 2010 (Haaretz)

Defense Minister Ehud Barak will visit Russia next week to discuss Israel's security concerns and Russian interest in purchasing Israeli arms, an Israeli official said on Monday. Israel is worried by Iranian and Syrian efforts to acquire Russian anti-aircraft missile systems and has long lobbied Moscow to support UN Security Council sanctions targeting Tehran's disputed nuclear program.

The Ground Zero Provocation - August 20, 2010 (National Review Online)

Radical Islam ... has changed the course of nations and affected the lives of millions. It is the reason every airport in the West is an armed camp and every land is on constant alert. Ground Zero is the site of the most lethal attack of that worldwide movement, which consists entirely of Muslims, acts in the name of Islam, and is deeply embedded within the Islamic world. These are regrettable facts, but facts they are. And that is why putting up a monument to Islam in this place is not just insensitive but provocative.

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