Kiley Crossland

• California Pregnancy Centers Fight New Abortion-Referral Mandate
  Two suits filed in California claim a new law violates pro-life pregnancy centers’ constitutional rights by mandating the centers tell clients about abortion.
  Monday, October 19, 2015
• 'Sister Wives' Star Cites Gay Marriage Ruling in Polygamy Defense
  The polygamous family starring in 'Sister Wives' believes the U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage gives them grounds to live their lifestyle unpunished.
  Tuesday, September 8, 2015
• Sex-Selection Services in Demand at U.S. Fertility Clinics
  ore healthy couples are using U.S. fertility clinics to help them with something other than conception struggles: guaranteeing their baby’s gender.
  Monday, August 24, 2015
• Out-of-Wedlock Births Declining Among Millennials
  The majority of babies born to millennial mothers will soon be born within wedlock, according to a new forecast released this week.
  Monday, August 24, 2015
• New Dating App Claims to “Liberate” People from Monogamy
  A new dating app for people desiring non-monogamous, open relationships has drawn 70,000 users since it launched last month.
  Monday, June 8, 2015
• Pew Study: Highly Educated Women are Having More Children
  More highly educated women are becoming mothers, according to a Pew Research Study released last week.
  Monday, May 18, 2015
• In This Modern Family, Exes Battle for Custody of Frozen Embryos
  TV-star Sofia Vergara’s ex-fiancé is waging a public campaign for her to let him have and raise the couple’s two frozen embryos.
  Monday, May 11, 2015
• Denver Bakers Cleared of Bias for Refusing to Make Bible Cakes
  Colorado officials rejected discrimination claims filed by a man who was refused service at three bakeries because he requested cakes that included Bible verses calling homosexuality a sin.
  Monday, April 13, 2015
• Indiana Considers Drop Boxes for Abandoned Babies
  Indiana could become the first state to legalize infant drop boxes, a controversial method for parents to safely and anonymously surrender a baby they might otherwise abandon.
  Monday, March 9, 2015
• Report: Black Church Key to Rebuilding the American Family
  The black church has the potential to rebuild the American family, according to two new reports released last week by the Family Research Council (FRC).
  Monday, February 23, 2015
• State Lawmakers Support Medical Pot for Kids Despite Doctors’ Doubts
  Children in Illinois can now be prescribed medical marijuana, according to rules announced by state officials last week.
  Monday, January 12, 2015
• 'Sexual Orientation' Added to Olympic Anti-Bias Policy
  The International Olympic Committee (IOC) voted in December to add “sexual orientation” to the Olympic Charter.
  Tuesday, January 6, 2015
• McDonald’s, Starbucks Resist Calls to Offer Porn-Free WiFi
  Despite nearly 25,000 supporters, a public campaign asking McDonald’s and Starbucks to install anti-pornography filters on their in-store free WiFi networks has so far been unsuccessful.
  Monday, December 15, 2014
• Majority of Teens Who Date Experience Abuse
  Teen dating violence is on the rise, according to a nationwide study. Experts say the latest numbers reveal a startling culture of relational abuse, with much of it happening online.
  Monday, November 3, 2014
• Doctors Studying 17 U.S. Kids Born Using Three-Parent IVF Process
  A New Jersey fertility clinic is investigating the health of 17 teenagers it helped to conceive more than 15 years ago using a controversial IVF procedure involving three parents.
  Wednesday, September 3, 2014
• Study: Growing Up in Gay Families Hamstrings Kids in School
  A new Canadian study challenges the mainstream insistence that children living with same-sex couples are "no different" than children living with married, heterosexual couples.
  Monday, October 21, 2013