Posts By Nicole

For the second year, a legislative committee is considering an “Affirmative Consent” bill that purportedly changes the standard for what constitutes sexual assault on college campuses, from “no means no” …
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We have learned that Secretary of State John Kerry is waiting on the results of an “additional evaluation,” but will decide soon whether to declare atrocities committed against Syrian Christians …
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We have a quickly developing situation at the legislature, as often happens, especially during this germinal stage when bills are being proposed and there are deadlines to meet.

Education watchdogs on both …
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This Wednesday, the Public Health Committee will hold a public hearing on H.B. 5270, An Act Concerning the Right to Try Experimental Drugs, which would help terminally ill patients who …
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Last week was the opening of the 2016 legislative session in Connecticut. The scope of threats to life, faith, and family that may come out of the short session remains …
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For your snowy weekend reading pleasure and encouragement, we present the following poem we received from a high school sophomore. I found it anything but “sophomoric”; one rarely sees a …
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Take Action — Urge Congress to Declare ISIS Atrocities “Genocide”

It has been over two months since Faith McDonnell, Religious Liberty Program Director of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, …
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Next Thursday (February 11) at 7:00 p.m. at the Hagaman Memorial Library in East Haven, Christian apologist Daniel Wynne of New Britain will speak about the hostile culture in …
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The Hartford Courant got together Democrats and liberal Republicans for a front-page piece contra Donald Trump, but at least one seems to be suffering from Trump-induced amnesia:

“‘Republicans in Connecticut …
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When we first encountered LifeZette’s story about the motivation behind Glastonbury High School’s gender-neutral graduation gowns, we felt it was appropriate to treat it as suspicious, but unconfirmed.

Yesterday afternoon …
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