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On leaving a theater, have you ever been tempted to yell at the other moviegoers, "Hey, guys: Do ya get it? Do you know what this is about?" That's what I wanted to do when the lights came up and the credits started to roll for Michael Bay's just-released sci-fi block-buster "The Island." "Cloning! Embryonic stem cell research! Abortion! Euthanasia!" I wanted to shout. Still, "The Island's" pro-life message is unmistakable. Liberal critics are grumbling about it. Writing in the Hollywood Reporter, Kirk Honeycutt complains that "These filmmakers have, perhaps unwittingly, delivered a film certain to give succor to the...

RUSH: To Baltimore, we'll start with Paul today. Welcome, sir, and hi. You're on the EIB Network. CALLER: Mega dittos, Rush. How are you? RUSH: Good. Never better, sir. CALLER: You're going to need to take some blood pressure medicine. You're really on a roll today. RUSH: Thank you, sir. CALLER: (Laughing.) My only comment is that, you know, I'm horrified by what's happening in Florida with Terri Schiavo, but -- RUSH: Oh, yeah, "But..." CALLER: The courts have ruled, and the decision has been made according to Florida law-- RUSH: Yes. CALLER: --and it's time to stop 11 days...

Do you hear it? I do. The countdown clock is ticking – the zero hour is 1 p.m. EST, March 18 ... five days from today. On that day, a young woman in Florida will begin being murdered by the judiciary. It appears no one can stop it. Now that's power. On that day, the tube supplying food and water to an infirm young woman, Terri Schiavo, will be removed. It will be done for just one purpose: to kill her. To end her life. Her father, Robert Schindler, calls it "judicial homicide." It's more than that. If Terri's feeding...

TAHOMA - Public reaction to the shooting Friday of three bears - a mother and two yearling cubs hibernating beneath a west Lake Tahoe cabin - is so intense the homeowners who authorized it fear for their lives. "It's a nightmare - every other call is a threat from someone who's going to burn down my cabin or shoot me on sight," Russ Tonda said Wednesday. Several weeks ago, the Granite Bay man and his wife discovered about $100,000 in damage to a cabin they've owned for 40 years in the Chamberlands neighborhood here. The culprits apparently were the bears,...