Abortion Provider Seeks 'Mother's Day' Gifts for Itself

(CNSNews.com) - Planned Parenthood, a major abortion provider, is soliciting Mother's Day gifts for itself. In a May 3 e-mail blast, Planned Parenthood Federation of America's president, Cecile Richards, asked recipients to "Make a Mother's Day Gift" by donating to the organization - a solicitation that some critics say is ironic given that many Planned Parenthood clinics perform abortions. Full Story

Bulletins at Obama's Church Carry Their Own Controversy

(CNSNews.com) - Sen. Barack Obama recently said he is committed to Trinity United Church of Christ and not to the controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright, but the church's weekly bulletins are often just as controversial. Articles published in the church's bulletin in 2007 carried controversial comments, written by people other than Wright. including the claim that Israel worked with South Africa to build an "ethnic bomb" that would kill blacks and Arabs, that the Pentagon was training Latin Americans to be terrorists, and that the TV networks are run by right-wing racists. Full Story

Illegal Returns After Indecency Conviction, Kills Cop

Killer had been convicted of indecency with a child. Full Story

Dem Leader: It's Not 'Practical' to Stop War-Funding Vote

House rules could halt war funding. Full Story

Homeschooling Mother Pregnant with 18th Child

Couple says it will keep having children... Full Story

Congress: Al Qaeda Using Internet to Recruit Terrorists in the US

Group vows to "slit throats of Americans and Jews." Full Story

US Citizen Faces Terror Charges in Vietnam

US lawmakers question "repressive policies." Full Story

Child Killer Wants Death Penalty for Himself

"I did something that was immoral and wrong... Full Story

Bill Would Require ID Checks for Kids Buying Video Games

"Parents alone cannot protect kids from these games." Full Story

Israeli Prime Minister Says He Will Resign If Indicted

Denies taking bribes, but it's not looking good for him. Full Story

Rich and Poor Would Benefit From Farm Bill

Breaks for wealthy farmers, thoroughbred racing. Full Story

China: Burma Cyclone Crisis Is Not An Issue for Security Council

But West wants UN to put pressure on junta. Full Story

Burma Has A History of Xenophobia

Even foreign aid workers are seen as potential enemies. Full Story

Obama Wins Endorsement of Government Employees Union

"Recognition of Obama's enthusiasm and vitality." Full Story

Obama Accuses McCain of 'Losing His Bearings'

Prompts an angry response from 71-year-old McCain. Full Story

Obama Plays Word Game With Reporters on Campaign Plane

"It was clear he did not intend to lose." Full Story

Ignore Those Calls for Me to Quit, Clinton Tells Supporters

Says she has a "much broader base" than Obama. Full Story

Hezbollah, Pro-Iranian Forces Attempting Coup in Beirut

Outside help needed, government minister says. Full Story

Boston Globe: Republican Infighting Rains on McCain's Party

Suggests GOP doesn't have its act together, either. News on the Web

Fox News: Protesters Try Witchcraft at Anti-Marine Rallies

Casting spells to end the war. News on the Web

Wash Post: Federal Arts Panel Wants MLK Statue Reworked

Unhappy with King's 'confrontational' stance. News on the Web

USA Today: Pressure Grows on Pharmacies to Ban Tobacco Sales

Beginning of a national movement? News on the Web

Ethics Committee Won't Investigate Senator Linked to Prostitution

David Vitter's conduct preceded his Senate term. Full Story

Moscow Parade Includes Tanks, Missiles

Echoes of the Soviet era in annual Victory Day parade. Full Story

Car Full of Weapons Lands US Soldier in Mexican Jail

Iraq veteran says he didn't mean to cross the border. Full Story

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