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Nearly five years ago, Nicole Theis and her husband, Chris, started the Delaware Family Policy Council. With a team of two staff members and several young volunteers, she is trying to stave off a legislative onslaught this summer, hoping to save marriage in the state for future generations. She sat down with CitizenLink this week to talk about what’s happening there.

Federal lawmakers consider protecting pain-capable preborn children in the District of Columbia.

Alliance Defense Fund vows to appeal attack on country’s heritage ‘as far as we can.’

For years, we've known that even tiny babies can feel the pain of abortion. And thanks to ultrasound technology, so can the people performing them. Some doctors, like Anthony Levitano, are so haunted by the horrors of the job that they walk away--never to return. For Dr. Levitano, the turning point...

A national group of black clergymen is asking President Obama to reconsider his support for same-sex marriage. In a formal letter issued on Tuesday, the Coalition of African-American Pastors (CAAP) wrote, “We cannot and will not remain silent while marriage, the most fundamental institution in our — and any — nation, is undermined by our own President while using Christian language and relating it to civil rights.” CAAP also is taking issue with the “unacceptable” way gay activists continually link their issues with the Civil Rights movement.

Action comes in response to court ruling saying watching isn’t illegal — only possession.

Updated law now includes provisions regarding possible abortion-inducing drugs.

In his Stoplight® video commentary, Stuart Shepard imagines what it would be like if a candidate talked about himself the way people talk about him on Facebook. Watch this video on YouTube.

It took an official vote, but senators finally had permission to bring their calculators to the floor for yesterday's budget debate. Maybe the machines didn't have enough decimal spaces, or maybe after 1,114 days without a budget, leaders forgot how to use them--either way, the day ended the same wa...

As I grew up, I worked hard at being good. Every August, from the time I was eight years old through high school, I would pack a suitcase, get on a bus loaded with 20 or 30 other kids, and drive from San Diego through the California high desert to the San Bernardino Mountains. Our [...]

He never knew I wanted to be chased and caught by a loving father. by Randy Thomas A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in his holy dwelling. (Psalm 68:5) Four-year-old Isaac, with a flash of his bright eyes and curly blond hair, can pretty much convince you to do just [...]

A journey from bitterness and sexual confusion.   by Amy Tracy   I realize that what I have to say may be controversial in some circles. Some of you may vehemently disagree with my story — but I ask you to remember just that — it’s my experience. In the last three years I’ve jumped [...]

 The best overall summary of most respected researchers is that homosexuality (like most other psychological conditions) is due to a combination of social, biological, and psychological factors. Following are quotes from researchers in the field: 1. From Dr. Dean Hamer, the “gay gene” researcher, and himself a gay man: “Genes are hardware…the data of life’s [...]