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Top Story: More U.S. Women are Childless

'So much of our culture has made kids seem like big sacrifices and a big inconvenience.'

News: New York City Adds 18 Charter Schools

The schools are part of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's efforts to improve the city's education system.

News: Adult Stem Cells Show Promise for Injured Tissue

Veterinarians have been using adult stem cells to regrow muscles, tendons and bones on injured horses.

News: Gay Activist Tim Gill Rewards N.Y. Lawmakers Who Voted to Gut Marriage

Four lawmakers who rarely raise money from outside their districts have benefited from a fund-raising network stretching to at least nine states.

News: New York Considers Special Rights for 'Transgendered' Students

Disguised as an anti-bullying effort, it would add special protections based on sexual orientation.

In Brief: Senate Resolution Honors Focus on the Family Radio Program

Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., has introduced a resolution in the U.S. Senate congratulating Dr. James Dobson and the Focus on the Family radio program for their induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame.

In Brief: Mount Soledad Cross Can Stay

The 40-foot cross at the Mount Soledad National Veterans Memorial in San Diego does not violate the Constitution, according to a recent ruling by U.S. District Judge Larry Burns.

In Brief: Life Advocates Continue to Fight Aurora, Ill., Planned Parenthood

Lawyers from the Thomas More Society of Chicago say city officials are refusing to apply the correct ordinance to Planned Parenthood.

In Brief: 3rd Circuit Court Tosses Child Online Protection Act

The Child Online Protection Act (COPA) was passed by Congress in 1998 but was never enforced due to a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union.

In Brief: Legislation to Give Special Rights to Gay Students Stuck in N.C. Legislature

'The best anti-bullying laws are those that protect all students.'

Feature: California Bills Fact Sheet

Five controversial bills sit on Schwarzenegger’s desk.

Feature: God and Man at Eureka

Even in death, Ronald Reagan is never out of the news.

Commentary: A Father's Lesson: Joy and Dignity Amid Dementia

'Dad's joy seemed to spring from some inexhaustible source, from a place the plaques and tangles of Alzheimer's could not reach.'

Commentary: A Silent Issue

'Inside the beltway, the obvious gets murky when the unsettling abortion issue comes up.'

Stoplight: No You Can't, Yes You Can

Stuart Shepard explains why a California court's decision to reverse its earlier decision may leave home-schoolers' heads spinning.