Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler's Miracle Baby

US Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler (R-WA) received a standing ovation from Congress as her baby girl was introduced to Jaime's colleagues, in celebration of the child's first birthday.

It's a miracle.

Not long after Jamie's pregnancy, doctors had said there was "zero chance" the baby will live because her condition was 100% fatal.

The unborn child was diagnosed with Potter's Syndrome and no child had ever survived that diagnosis.

They told Jaime and her husband Dan that Jaime would likely miscarry the baby, but if she didn't, the child would die following its birth.

The Beutlers chose life, feeling that the Lord had spoken to their hearts.

The child, Abigail Rose Beutler, was born July 15, 2013.

Here's the profile of the miracle.

IRS Makes Promise To Atheist Group To Investigate...

The Internal Revenue Service has promised the atheist organization "Freedom From Religion Foundation" they will investigate certain churches.

FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor says, "This is a victory, and we're pleased with this development..."

Newspaper Editor Fired For Criticizing "Gay" Bible

We are used to newspaper editors editorializing.

Newspapers across the country are engaged in endorsing everything from their favorite political candidates to legislation to movies that promote their particular beliefs.

We call it freedom of the press.

Bob Eschliman is a veteran news editor who has won 70 journalism awards, 7 of them as editor in chief of the Newton Daily News.

Bob is also a Christian and believes the Bible.

The Newton Daily News has fired him because he criticized the revised and homosexual friendly, "Queen James Bible."

The criticism was not published in the newspaper, it was written on a blog on his personal website. One that the newspaper was well aware of and did not oppose when they hired him.

But what if it had been in the publication? How many "editorials" have you seen mocking those who stand for traditional marriage or the sanctity of life? Or opposing political candidates who hold traditional values?

Eschliman has now filed formal charges against the Newton Daily News and its parent company Shaw Media, claiming they violated his First Amendment rights and his right to religious expression.

The newspaper is saying, "The First Amendment does not eliminate responsibility and accountability for one's words."

What were his "words?"

Looking For A Job? Self Identifying As "Religious" Lowers Your Chances

You are 26% less likely to get the job if your resume indicates you are religious.

That's stunning, given the fact that this nation was founded by Christians upon Christian values and principles. Our freedoms and rights in America are recognized in our Founding Documents as being from our "Creator."

Why can't I be religious and get the job?

Sociologists at the University of Connecticut sent out 3200 fake resumes of fictitious recent college graduates that either listed participation in a campus ministry or a non-religious club.

Then they recorded which resumes received responses, and what kind of responses were received from employers.

First Lady Declares War On Chick-fil-A

Mrs. Obama's Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 is forcing a high school to remove Chick-fil-A sandwiches at school. Kids are already upset at the new restrictive diet imposed by the "Kids Act"---this won't help the matter.

The principal says of the Chick-fil-A sandwiches, "They don't meet the standards...We're struggling with it."

Apparently the Obama's are not "struggling with it" so much.

They may not be eating Chick-fil-A, but at an event at the White House last week we learned they, too, are eating stuff that "don't meet the standards." And joking about it.

But first I want you to be aware of a new Rasmuessen Poll published yesterday that finds "Voters See A More Divided Nation; GOPers More enthusiastic To Vote." Among the findings--Lowest number ever believe "their" member of Congress deserves reelection. I strongly recommend you glance at it.

Now. more about healthy eating habits and the First Family.