2B: - A Texas court affirms gender is determined at birth. - There's an effort to remove Fairness Doctrine language from the books.

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1 Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 1, 2011 All stories are c3 and OK for the Web. Pro-abortion activists are at odds over how to handle pro-life laws. Religious freedom is at stake in the Pentagon policy bill. - The IRS is not challenging any pastors who participate in Pulpit Freedom Sunday. - Going to church helps prevent infidelity in marriage. - Pro-abortion activists are at odds over how to handle pro-life laws. - Religious freedom is at stake in the Pentagon policy bill. - The IRS is not challenging any pastors who participate in Pulpit Freedom Sunday. - Going to church helps prevent infidelity in marriage. - Religious freedom is at stake in the Pentagon policy bill. - Pro-abortion activists are at odds over how to handle pro-life laws. - The IRS is not challenging any pastors who participate in Pulpit Freedom Sunday. - Going to church helps prevent infidelity in marriage. - Pro-abortion activists are at odds over how to handle pro-life laws. - Religious freedom is at stake in the Pentagon policy bill. - The IRS is not challenging any pastors who participate in Pulpit Freedom Sunday. - Going to church helps prevent infidelity in marriage.

2 Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 2, 2011 All stories are c3 and OK for the web - The Illinois Legislature has sent a massive gambling expansion bill to the governor. - New York's same-sex marriage bill is on hold. - A Texas court affirms gender is determined at birth. - There's an effort to remove Fairness Doctrine language from the books. - Planned Parenthood of Indiana is doing just fine without government money. - The ACLU is fighting so prisoners can have porn. - The Illinois Legislature has sent a massive gambling expansion bill to the governor. - New York's same-sex marriage bill is on hold. - The ACLU is fighting so prisoners can have porn. - A Texas court affirms gender is determined at birth. - There's an effort to remove Fairness Doctrine language from the books. - A Texas court affirms gender is determined at birth. - There's an effort to remove Fairness Doctrine language from the books. - New York's same-sex marriage bill is on hold. - Planned Parenthood of Indiana is doing just fine without government money. - The ACLU is fighting so prisoners can have porn. - The Illinois Legislature has sent a massive gambling expansion bill to the governor. - New York's same-sex marriage bill is on hold. - A Texas court affirms gender is determined at birth. - There's an effort to remove Fairness Doctrine language from the books. - Planned Parenthood of Indiana is doing just fine without government money. - The ACLU is fighting so prisoners can have porn.

3 Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 3, Donald Berwick says Indiana can't defund Planned Parenthood. - ADF persuades a Texas university to allow a Christian job posting. - Congress is weighing legislation that may force faith-based adoption agencies to close. - A Louisiana school choice program may get cut by lawmakers. - A student is fighting for the right to pray at graduation. - The government releases a memo about the employment of transgenders in the federal workplace. - Donald Berwick says Indiana can't defund Planned Parenthood. - ADF persuades a Texas university to allow a Christian job posting. - A Louisiana school choice program may get cut by lawmakers. - Congress is weighing legislation that may force faith-based adoption agencies to close. - The government releases a memo about the employment of transgenders in the federal workplace. - Congress is weighing legislation that may force faith-based adoption agencies to close. - A Louisiana school choice program may get cut by lawmakers. - A student is fighting for the right to pray at graduation. - The government releases a memo about the employment of transgenders in the federal workplace. - Plugged In Movie Review - Donald Berwick says Indiana can't defund Planned Parenthood. - ADF persuades a Texas university to allow a Christian job posting. - Congress is weighing legislation that may force faith-based adoption agencies to close. - A Louisiana school choice program may get cut by lawmakers. - A student is fighting for the right to pray at graduation. - The government releases a memo about the employment of transgenders in the federal workplace.

4 Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 6, 2011 A New York church can't rent school building. - An Ohio town tries to keep an abortionist out. - Stem cells cure cancer Commandments displays are encouraged in Tennessee, but discouraged in Virginia. - A Minnesota school recognizes a pro-life club. - A New York church can't rent school building. - Stem cells cure cancer. - An Ohio town tries to keep an abortionist out Commandments displays are encouraged in Tennessee, but discouraged in Virginia. - An Ohio town tries to keep an abortionist out. - Stem cells cure cancer. - A New York church can't rent school building. - A Minnesota school recognizes a pro-life club Commandments displays are encouraged in Tennessee, but discouraged in Virginia. - A New York church can't rent school building. - Stem cells cure cancer. - An Ohio town tries to keep an abortionist out Commandments displays are encouraged in Tennessee, but discouraged in Virginia. - A Minnesota school recognizes a pro-life club.

5 Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 7, Herman Cain talks to values voters in Iowa. - Planned Parenthood in court to demand Indiana funding. - A Texas graduate is allowed to pray at her commencement. - Health Care Reform law in court on Wednesday. - Congress looks at worldwide religious freedom. - Judge to hear Prop 8 appeal next week. - Herman Cain talks to values voters in Iowa. - Planned Parenthood in court to demand Indiana funding. - Congress looks at worldwide religious freedom. - A Texas graduate is allowed to pray at her commencement. - Health Care Reform law in court on Wednesday. - A Texas graduate is allowed to pray at her commencement. - Health Care Reform law in court on Wednesday. - Planned Parenthood in court to demand Indiana funding. - Congress looks at worldwide religious freedom. - Judge to hear Prop 8 appeal next week. - Planned Parenthood in court to demand Indiana funding. - Herman Cain talks to values voters in Iowa. - A Texas graduate is allowed to pray at her commencement. - Health Care Reform law in court on Wednesday. - Congress looks at worldwide religious freedom. - Judge to hear Prop 8 appeal next week.

6 Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 8, ADF argues before the 9th Circuit in a textbook case. - Connecticut lawmakers pass a transgender rights bill. A CDC study shows gay-identified teens are more likely to engage in risky behavior. - A bill in Louisiana would put a Ten Commandments monument at the state capitol. - Bishop Harry Jackson forms the International Communion of Evangelical Churches. - ADF argues before the 9th Circuit in a textbook case. - Connecticut lawmakers pass a transgender rights bill. - A CDC study shows gay-identified teens are more likely to engage in risky behavior. - A bill in Louisiana would put a Ten Commandments monument at the state capitol. - Bishop Harry Jackson forms the International Communion of Evangelical Churches. - A CDC study shows gay-identified teens are more likely to engage in risky behavior. - ADF argues before the 9th Circuit in a textbook case. - A bill in Louisiana would put a Ten Commandments monument at the state capitol. - Bishop Harry Jackson forms the International Communion of Evangelical Churches. - ADF argues before the 9th Circuit in a textbook case. - Connecticut lawmakers pass a transgender rights bill. - A CDC study shows gay-identified teens are more likely to engage in risky behavior. - A bill in Louisiana would put a Ten Commandments monument at the state capitol. - Bishop Harry Jackson forms the International Communion of Evangelical Churches.

7 Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 9, The Wyoming Supreme Court OK's a gay divorce. - A Texas abortion clinic is in trouble for health code violations. - A federal appeals court hears arguments about health care reform. - Pro-lifers in Atlanta step up for the Option Ultrasound program. - Catholic adoption agencies in Illinois challenge civil unions law in court. - This Saturday is Family Movie Night on NBC. - The Wyoming Supreme Court OK's a gay divorce. - A Texas abortion clinic is in trouble for health code violations. - This Saturday is Family Movie Night on NBC. - A federal appeals court hears arguments about health care reform. - Pro-lifers in Atlanta step up for the Option Ultrasound program. - A federal appeals court hears arguments about health care reform. - Pro-lifers in Atlanta step up for the Option Ultrasound program. - A Texas abortion clinic is in trouble for health code violations. - Catholic adoption agencies in Illinois challenge civil unions law in court. - This Saturday is Family Movie Night on NBC. - The Wyoming Supreme Court OK's a gay divorce. - A Texas abortion clinic is in trouble for health code violations. - A federal appeals court hears arguments about health care reform. - Pro-lifers in Atlanta step up for the Option Ultrasound program. - Catholic adoption agencies in Illinois challenge civil unions law in court. - This Saturday is Family Movie Night on NBC.

8 Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 10, School backs out of fundraiser to avoid Bible references. - The Iowa House passes a ban on most abortions after 18 weeks. - A federal court is expected to hear a challenge to a pastor's housing allowance. - Cambridge, Mass., is about to offer same-sex married public employees a stipend. Focus on the Family's H.B. London is retiring. - School backs out of fundraiser to avoid Bible references. - The Iowa House passes a ban on most abortions after 18 weeks. - Focus on the Family's H.B. London is retiring. - Cambridge, Mass., is about to offer same-sex married public employees a stipend. - A federal court is expected to hear a challenge to a pastor's housing allowance. - Cambridge, Mass., is about to offer same-sex married public employees a stipend. - School backs out of fundraiser to avoid Bible references. - The Iowa House passes a ban on most abortions after 18 weeks. - Plugged In Movie Review - School backs out of fundraiser to avoid Bible references. - The Iowa House passes a ban on most abortions after 18 weeks. - A federal court is expected to hear a challenge to a pastor's housing allowance. - Cambridge, Mass., is about to offer same-sex married public employees a stipend. - Focus on the Family's H.B. London is retiring.

9 Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 13, Clement speaks out on DOMA. - A Tennessee college bans sharing your faith. - U.S. Senators back Indiana defunding Planned Parenthood. - Feds back gay-straight Alliance. - Alabama passes fetal pain bill. - Duggar broadcast on Focus. - Clement speaks out on DOMA. - A Tennessee college bans sharing your faith. - Feds back gay-straight Alliance. - U.S. Senators back Indiana defunding Planned Parenthood. - Duggar broadcast on Focus. - U.S. Senators back Indiana defunding Planned Parenthood. - Feds back gay-straight Alliance. - A Tennessee college bans sharing your faith. - Alabama passes fetal pain bill. - Duggar broadcast on Focus. - U.S. Senators back Indiana defunding Planned Parenthood. - A Tennessee college bans sharing your faith. - Clement speaks out on DOMA. - Feds back gay-straight Alliance. - Alabama passes fetal pain bill. - Duggar broadcast on Focus.

10 Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 14, Organizers of California's Marriage Amendment ask Judge to throw out bad decision. - The Supreme Court has rejected a case challenging the Pledge of Allegiance. - HHS extends Medicaid to same-sex couples. - Nevada governor signs an Internet gambling bill. - Federal officials recruit gay foster and adoptive parents. - Tennessee governor redirects Planned Parenthood funds. - Organizers of California's Marriage Amendment ask Judge to throw out bad decision. - The Supreme Court has rejected a case challenging the Pledge of Allegiance. - Tennessee governor redirects Planned Parenthood funds. - HHS extends Medicaid to same-sex couples. - Nevada governor signs an Internet gambling bill. - HHS extends Medicaid to same-sex couples. - Nevada governor signs an Internet gambling bill. - The Supreme Court has rejected a case challenging the Pledge of Allegiance. - Federal officials recruit gay foster and adoptive parents. - Tennessee governor redirects Planned Parenthood funds. - Organizers of California's Marriage Amendment ask Judge to throw out bad decision. - The Supreme Court has rejected a case challenging the Pledge of Allegiance. - HHS extends Medicaid to same-sex couples. - Nevada governor signs an Internet gambling bill. - Federal officials recruit gay foster and adoptive parents. - Tennessee governor redirects Planned Parenthood funds.

11 Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 15, There is a small rise among gay couples adopting. - Alabama legislators ban abortions after 20 weeks. - Texas' sonogram law is challenged. - Gay marriage bill introduced in New York Senate. - The sexual exploitation of children was the focus of a Salvation Army webinar. - Oregon may ban the sale of suicide kits. - There is a small rise among gay couples adopting. - Alabama legislators ban abortions after 20 weeks. - Gay marriage bill introduced in New York Senate. - Texas' sonogram law is challenged. - Oregon may ban the sale of suicide kits. - Texas' sonogram law is challenged. - Gay marriage bill introduced in New York Senate. - Alabama legislators ban abortions after 20 weeks. - The sexual exploitation of children was the focus of a Salvation Army webinar. - Oregon may ban the sale of suicide kits. - There is a small rise among gay couples adopting. - Alabama legislators ban abortions after 20 weeks. - Texas' sonogram law is challenged. - Gay marriage bill introduced in New York Senate. - The sexual exploitation of children was the focus of a Salvation Army webinar. - Oregon may ban the sale of suicide kits.

12 Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 16, A California bankruptcy court rules DOMA unconstitutional. - Department of Education pushes Gay/Straight Alliance clubs. - Planned Parenthood in court seeking tax dollars. - The Pennsylvania Senate passes abortion clinic regulations. - School choice is dealt at blow in Georgia - New York City's law requiring sign in pregnancy centers is challenged. - A California bankruptcy court rules DOMA unconstitutional. - Department of Education pushes Gay/Straight Alliance clubs. - New York City's law requiring sign in pregnancy centers is challenged. - Planned Parenthood in court seeking tax dollars. - The Pennsylvania Senate passes abortion clinic regulations. - Planned Parenthood in court seeking tax dollars. - The Pennsylvania Senate passes abortion clinic regulations. - Department of Education pushes Gay/Straight Alliance clubs. - School choice is dealt at blow in Georgia - New York City's law requiring sign in pregnancy centers is challenged. - A California bankruptcy court rules DOMA unconstitutional. - Department of Education pushes Gay/Straight Alliance clubs. - Planned Parenthood in court seeking tax dollars. - The Pennsylvania Senate passes abortion clinic regulations. - School choice is dealt at blow in Georgia - New York City's law requiring sign in pregnancy centers is challenged.

13 Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 17, Planned Parenthood is challenging an Arizona law. - The Chicago Tribune is exposing abortion reporting errors. - North Carolina's budget defunds Planned Parenthood. - A bill to be introduced in the Senate would prevent minors from crossing state lines to obtain an abortion. - New Hampshire's governor vetoes a parental notification bill. - The Disconnect to Reconnect initiative will take place this Father's Day. - Planned Parenthood is challenging an Arizona law. - The Chicago Tribune is exposing abortion reporting errors. - A bill to be introduced in the Senate would prevent minors from crossing state lines to obtain an abortion. - North Carolina's budget defunds Planned Parenthood. - The Disconnect to Reconnect initiative will take place this Father's Day. - North Carolina's budget defunds Planned Parenthood. - A bill to be introduced in the Senate would prevent minors from crossing state lines to obtain an abortion. - New Hampshire's governor vetoes a parental notification bill. - The Disconnect to Reconnect initiative will take place this Father's Day. - Plugged In Movie Review - Planned Parenthood is challenging an Arizona law. - The Chicago Tribune is exposing abortion reporting errors. - North Carolina's budget defunds Planned Parenthood. - A bill to be introduced in the Senate would prevent minors from crossing state lines to obtain an abortion. - New Hampshire's governor vetoes a parental notification bill. - The Disconnect to Reconnect initiative will take place this Father's Day.

14 Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 20, 2011 ADF sponsors a marriage survey. - Virginia's attorney general encourages free speech for pastors. - Wisconsin passes 2 pro-life provisions in budget. - A House amendment bans funding abortion pills through telemed. - Alabama governor signs 20-week abortion ban. - ADF sponsors a marriage survey. - Wisconsin passes 2 pro-life provisions in budget. - Virginia's attorney general encourages free speech for pastors. - Alabama governor signs 20-week abortion ban. - Virginia's attorney general encourages free speech for pastors. - Wisconsin passes 2 pro-life provisions in budget. - ADF sponsors a marriage survey. - A House amendment bans funding abortion pills through telemed. - Alabama governor signs 20-week abortion ban. - ADF sponsors a marriage survey. - Wisconsin passes 2 pro-life provisions in budget. - Virginia's attorney general encourages free speech for pastors. - A House amendment bans funding abortion pills through telemed. - Alabama governor signs 20-week abortion ban.

15 Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 21, The Agriculture Department exports its radical "sensitivity training." - Focus Broadcast highlights the impact of abortion on men. - Teen sex had an effect on divorce rate. - Court reverses Illinois parental notification law. Supreme Court says courts not fit to enforce environmental agenda. - The Agriculture Department exports its radical "sensitivity training." - Focus Broadcast highlights the impact of abortion on men. - Supreme Court says courts not fit to enforce environmental agenda. - Teen sex had an effect on divorce rate. - Court reverses Illinois parental notification law. - Teen sex had an effect on divorce rate. - Court reverses Illinois parental notification law. - Supreme Court says courts not fit to enforce environmental agenda. - The Agriculture Department exports its radical "sensitivity training." - Focus Broadcast highlights the impact of abortion on men. - The Agriculture Department exports its radical "sensitivity training." - Focus Broadcast highlights the impact of abortion on men. - Teen sex had an effect on divorce rate. - Court reverses Illinois parental notification law. - Supreme Court says courts not fit to enforce environmental agenda.

16 Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 22, Wisconsin's same sex marriage registry is ruled constitutional. - D.C. to roll out "demonstration" online gambling games. Planned Parenthood closes clinics in Minnesota. Man sues Catholic University over single-sex dorms. - Wisconsin's same sex marriage registry is ruled constitutional. - D.C. to roll out "demonstration" online gambling games. - Planned Parenthood closes clinics in Minnesota. - Man sues Catholic University over single-sex dorms. - Planned Parenthood closes clinics in Minnesota. - Man sues Catholic University over single-sex dorms. - D.C. to roll out "demonstration" online gambling games. - Wisconsin's same sex marriage registry is ruled constitutional. - D.C. to roll out "demonstration" online gambling games. - Planned Parenthood closes clinics in Minnesota. - Man sues Catholic University over single-sex dorms.

17 Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 23, 2011 All stories are c3 and OK for the Web - Liberal groups challenge Colorado school choice program. - Louisiana abortion clinics must post warning signs. - Kansas sets date for abortion clinic regulation compliance. - The National Education Association has ties to homosexual activists. - Southern Baptists meet with gay leaders. - Foreign gambling mega-company eyes Miami. - Liberal groups challenge Colorado school choice program. - Louisiana abortion clinics must post warning signs. - Foreign gambling mega-company eyes Miami. - Kansas sets date for abortion clinic regulation compliance. - The National Education Association has ties to homosexual activists. - Kansas sets date for abortion clinic regulation compliance. - The National Education Association has ties to homosexual activists. - Louisiana abortion clinics must post warning signs. - Southern Baptists meet with gay leaders. - Foreign gambling mega-company eyes Miami. - Liberal groups challenge Colorado school choice program. - Louisiana abortion clinics must post warning signs. - Kansas sets date for abortion clinic regulation compliance. - The National Education Association has ties to homosexual activists. - Southern Baptists meet with gay leaders. - Foreign gambling mega-company eyes Miami.

18 Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 24, 2011 New Hampshire overrides governor's veto on abortion notification. National Religious Broadcasters is concerned about FCC bandwidth auctions. A coalition of groups wants to strip religious hiring rights from government contractors. - New Hampshire legislature governor's veto on abortion notification. - National Religious Broadcasters is concerned about FCC bandwidth auctions. - A coalition of groups wants to strip religious hiring rights from government contractors. - National Religious Broadcasters is concerned about FCC bandwidth auctions. - New Hampshire overrides governor's veto on abortion notification. - Plugged In Movie Review - New Hampshire overrides governor's veto on abortion notification. - National Religious Broadcasters is concerned about FCC bandwidth auctions. - A coalition of groups wants to strip religious hiring rights from government contractors.

19 Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 27, New York votes to redefine marriage. - The House passed a patent bill with pro-life language. - Students for Life petitioned for abortion images at clinics. - New York votes to redefine marriage. - Controversial Nike ad upsets pro-family leaders. - Connection found between marriage and economic growth. - Texas Congressman to introduce online poker bill. - The House rejected DC abortion funding attempt. - New York votes to redefine marriage. - The House passed a patent bill with pro-life language. - Students for Life petitioned for abortion images at clinics. - Connection found between marriage and economic growth. - Controversial Nike ad upsets pro-family leaders. - The House rejected DC abortion funding attempt. - New York votes to redefine marriage. - Controversial Nike ad upsets pro-family leaders. - Connection found between marriage and economic growth. - Students for Life petitioned for abortion images at clinics. - Texas Congressman to introduce online poker bill. - The House rejected DC abortion funding attempt. - The House passed a patent bill with pro-life language. - Students for Life petitioned for abortion images at clinics. - Connection found between marriage and economic growth. - Controversial Nike ad upsets pro-family leaders. - Texas Congressman to introduce online poker bill. - The House rejected DC abortion funding attempt.

20 Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 28, 2011 Family advocates are reacting to New York's same sex marriage vote. One victory, one setback in state efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. The Supreme Court says California cannot stop kids from buying violent video games. - Family advocates are reacting to New York's same sex marriage vote. - One victory, one setback in state efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. - The Supreme Court says California cannot stop kids from buying violent video games. - One victory, one setback in state efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. - The Supreme Court says California cannot stop kids from buying violent video games - Family advocates are reacting to New York's same sex marriage vote. - One victory, one setback in state efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. - Family advocates are reacting to New York's same sex marriage vote. - The Supreme Court says California cannot stop kids from buying violent video games.

21 Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 29, Wisconsin and Florida expand school choice options. - An Indiana court says a woman can be told life begins at conception. - Protectmarriage.com appeals a district court ruling on Proposition 8. - Florida's governor signs two pro-life bills. - A religious exemption in New York's gay marriage bill leaves large holes. - Wisconsin cuts Planned Parenthood funding. - Wisconsin and Florida expand school choice options. - An Indiana court says a woman can be told life begins at conception. - Florida's governor signs two pro-life bills. - Protectmarriage.com appeals a district court ruling on Proposition 8. - Wisconsin cuts Planned Parenthood funding. - Protectmarriage.com appeals a district court ruling on Proposition 8. - Florida's governor signs two pro-life bills. - An Indiana court says a woman can be told life begins at conception. - A religious exemption in New York's gay marriage bill leaves large holes. - Wisconsin cuts Planned Parenthood funding. - Wisconsin and Florida expand school choice options. - An Indiana court says a woman can be told life begins at conception. - Protectmarriage.com appeals a district court ruling on Proposition 8. - Florida's governor signs two pro-life bills. - A religious exemption in New York's gay marriage bill leaves large holes. - Wisconsin cuts Planned Parenthood funding.

22 Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 30, 2011 New Jersey couples sue for same-sex marriage. - School district sued over sexual orientation policy. - Houston veterans' cemetery sued over discrimination claims. - Kansas abortion clinics could be no more. - Federal appeals court upholds health care law. - New Jersey couples sue for same-sex marriage. - Federal appeals court upholds health care law. - School district sued over sexual orientation policy. - Houston veterans' cemetery sued over discrimination claims. - School district sued over sexual orientation policy. - Houston veterans' cemetery sued over discrimination claims. - New Jersey couples sue for same-sex marriage. - Kansas abortion clinics could be no more. - Federal appeals court upholds health care law. - School district sued over sexual orientation policy. - New Jersey couples sue for same-sex marriage. - Houston veterans' cemetery sued over discrimination claims. - Kansas abortion clinics could be no more. - Federal appeals court upholds health care law.