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Homeschoolers can't be taught 'gay' sex sinful Homeschooling families will soon be forbidden from teaching that homosexual sex is sinful as part of their schooling program, according to one government. Read the latest now on WND.com. Plus! This week, for the first time ever, the results of a formal law-enforcement investigation into President Obama’s eligibility will be released. And you can watch the results live online. Click here for details. And do Navy SEALs in 'Act of Valor' go too far? A storm of controversy is brewing over this weekend's No. 1 box-office hit "Act of Valor," with critics charging it gives away military secrets and worrying it puts American sailors in danger – while fans of the film are hailing it as honoring to the military and exposing dangers the mainstream media refuses to admit. Click here for details.

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