CINCINNATI – In the wake of a monumental Supreme Court decision, it is believed twenty-six states have abortion restrictions that will take effect banning the murder of the unborn. Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v Wade, Federal District Court Judge Michael Barrett has dissolved the injunction he
COLUMBUS — After more than a decade of failure, the divisive “Ohio Fairness Act will be reintroduced to the General Assembly and will face heavy opposition from conservatives. Ohio is one of the majority twenty-eight states that do not have LGBT-exclusive laws that are incompatible with First Amendment rights. Recently
COLUMBUS – On January 22nd, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church was the scene of an attack by abortion activists during an annual memorial service for the unborn on the 48th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade. While one dozen riotous protestors burst into the service with signs, bullhorns, shouting profanities at attendees,
COLUMBUS — As demonstrators in the Black Lives Matter movement vandalize buildings and landmarks around the nation, two leaders in the Ohio capital are taking heat for their tepid approach to the violence. For the second time in three weeks, the Ohio Statehouse fell victim to extensive vandalism, as vandals
COLUMBUS — As city officials claim challengers of a new divisive LGBT ordinance are ‘out for the count,’ one pro-family citizens’ group is telling its critics not to ‘count them out.’ Last summer the seven-member Medina City Council legislated their version of morality by passing a sexual orientation/gender identity (SOGI)
CINCINNATI — In a press conference yesterday, the Ohio Christian Alliance (OCA), along with a coalition of religious, family and legal advocacy organizations, called for the FBI and Justice Department to investigate the dangerous threats that were made against the Covington Catholic Christian School students. This week the school was
