Less than a third of the public actually agree that the Portland, Maine school board should allow a middle school health center to provide birth control pills to its students without informing parents

Britney Spears mocks the Catholic confessional to sell her latest album.

The automaker's sales have declined for 17 of the 19 months since AFA declared its morally inspired boycott. September sales dropped by 21 percent. Still, Big Media refuses to say 'boo' about it.

For young girls, the costume trend is all about being sexy.

The independent pro-life film trounced Hollywood's anti-war movies in per-theater revenues, in spite of hostile mainstream media reviews.

GodTube's video of the little girl reciting Psalm 23 has been viewed four million times.

Movie critics will probably hate Bella, since it doesn't even have oodles of sex and profanity in it to keep them entertained. Variety already booed: Manipulative pic trades in fairy-tale views of New York life alongside briefly sustained emotional confessions. So what does Main Street think of Bella? Preview audiences repeatedly have given it standing ovations.

A Culture and Media Institute review of 125 stories on Nexis from Friday through Tuesday turned up only one source – an online Scottish edition of The Express – that included a single critic of Rowling's decision. The rest either took a neutral line or liberally quoted activists who hail the fact that Dumbledore's likeability and moral authority will help sell acceptance of homosexuality.

Columnist links religious belief and 'dumber than dirt' generation of teens.

ABC Ably Showcases Oregon County's War on the Divorce Rate

Keep in mind that the law Congress enacted in 1993 bars homosexuals in the military, period. And the Clinton-era policy watering down that law, Don't Ask, Don't Tell, still bars open homosexuality. So why is the Army advertising on a program that promotes lesbianism and also takes shots at male homophobia?

Funny. The liberal media are quick to tout the faith and religious convictions of Democrats and progressive Christians, but treat the religious beliefs of Republican candidates as something uncomfortable.

The lesson from the anything-goes crowd is so illogical it borders on the obscene. In order to protect the youth from unsavory sexual messages, we should provide them with all the technology so they can have safe sex – even at age 11.

Rather than a call for contraception, shouldn't that be a wakeup call to our culture?