Moms Are Talking About...
The man who raped and killed 7-year-old Megan Kanka in 1994 will avoid the death penalty after New Jersey banned executions on Monday. Megan’s killer now faces life in prison.
States Abstain From Abstinence Programs
With
a rise in teen pregnancies and STDs, 14 states have declined to apply
for Federal Health and Human Services funds dedicated to
abstinence-only sex education. A study by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy
concluded, "At present, there does not exist any strong evidence that
any abstinence program delays the initiation of sex, hastens the return
to abstinence, or reduces the number of sexual partners." The study did
find success, however, with comprehensive sex education programs.
Cameras Roll Again for Late Night Shows
NBC
announced today that late-night talk show hosts Jay Leno and Conan
O’Brien will return to work Jan. 2, with or without a resolution with
the writers. We can't wait for that first Letterman Top Ten List! Top
Ten reasons you shouldn't do a late-night talk show without writers.
Rape Victim Pardoned
Saudi
monarch King Abdullah pardoned the Saudi woman who was sentenced to 200
lashes and six months in jail after she was gang raped. The original
court ruling sparked an international outcry, prompting the White House
to publicly criticize the sentence, calling it “outrageous.”
A 26-year-old woman was charged with nine counts of bigamy for marrying at least 10 men. Sounds exhausting. We're tired just thinking about the 10 different excuses we'd have to come up with when we didn't feel like having sex.
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