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Ron Strom is commentary editor of WND, a post he took after serving as a news editor since 2000. Prior to coming on board with WND, Strom worked in politics in California. Married and the father of two homeschool graduates, he has served in leadership positions in his church, local nonprofit boards and in county government.
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'Philly 5' win 1 in court

by Ron Strom -- The four adult defendants who are part of the "Philadelphia 5," Christians who have been criminally charged for preaching at a homosexual event last fall, won a court more…

Group battles for kids in adoption cases

by Ron Strom -- A 10-year-old national advocacy organization dedicated to promoting "the right of all children to have safe, permanent families" continues to gain influence with the pubic and policy-makers. "Hear more…

Germany continues targeting homeschoolers

by Ron Strom -- German Christians who choose to homeschool their children are coming under continued enforcement action by the government, with one group of families fearful they may lose custody of more…

Benefit concert planned for 'Philadelphia 5'

by Ron Strom -- A film production company is both making a movie about the Philadelphia Christians facing charges for evangelizing at an outdoor homosexual event and sponsoring a concert to raise more…

Consumer Reports
cites U.N. document

by Ron Strom -- Consumer Reports is citing the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights in its defense of a report on birth control and abortion that has pro-lifers canceling their subscriptions more…

No Kid Rock at youth concert

by Ron Strom -- Kid Rock, the vulgar rock-rapper whom inauguration staff initially talked of headlining the youth concert next week as part of the festivities for President Bush's swearing in, will more…

Consumer Reports CEO
led Planned Parenthood

by Ron Strom -- Despite the mission statement of Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports, stating the organization vows to maintain "independence and impartiality," the president and CEO of the nonprofit once more…