Pro-lifers moving on Court ruling
Los Angeles Times (registration site)
Elated and emboldened, pro-life activists in state after state are planning to push for stringent new limits on second- and third-trimester abortions in the hope of building on their victory Wednesday in the Supreme Court. Advocates on both sides of the abortion debate predicted that the ruling would spur a flood of legislation.

Don’t worry, be happy
Chicago Tribune (registration site)
Clergy ranked tops in both job satisfaction and general happiness, according to the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago. Physical therapists and firefighters were second- and third-ranked in job satisfaction, with more than three-quarters reporting being "very satisfied." "The most satisfying jobs are mostly professions, especially those involving caring for, teaching and protecting others and creative pursuits," said Tom W. Smith, director of NORC's General Social Survey, a poll supported by the National Science Foundation.

Stars line up to record Bible
Los Angeles Times (registration site)
Jim Caviezel, who starred in "The Passion of the Christ," will again play Jesus in a new audio version of the Bible that includes other Hollywood performers. With the first series coming out this fall, "The Word of Promise," a lavishly produced, word-for-word dramatic reading of the Bible,  will fill 70 CDs when it's completed.