Abortion and Planned Parenthood-related stories.
“….We have seen false teachers coming into woman’s lives, convincing them of foolish wrong things excusing the greatest moral evil we have seen before our eyes – a woman strangling her children in cold blood. And I think a key […]
For nearly four decades, a Minnesota-based pro-life organization has sought to change minds about abortion not through politics but through public education. Mary Ann Kuharski, founder of Pro-Life […]
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s appointment of Dr. Heidi Overton, a medical doctor with a history of fighting for life, as head of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), pro-life groups are urging her to […]
This November, the registered voters in one Texas city along the Texas-New Mexico border will be casting their ballots on whether or not to adopt an ordinance outlawing trafficking. The citywide vote follows the Seminole City Council’s failure to approve […]
Two couples arrived within a few minutes of each other right at 7:30,… The 1st couple (early 30s) parked out front in a new pickup truck & stopped to allow me to give them a good brief for several […]
Should Boston’s Archbishop Richard Henning excommunicate Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts? That question has arisen this week, after Healey signed legislation that eliminates virtually all limitations on abortion in the Commonwealth, making it possible to procure an […]
A group of 259 congressional Democrats is urging a federal appeals court to decide in favor of abortion groups sending mail-order abortion pills throughout the U.S., sidestepping states’ pro-life laws. The Democrats are attempting to sink […]
Elizabeth Barrett, a young college dropout in Southern California, swallowed a pill the local abortion clinic had given her — and then, almost immediately after, changed her mind. An online search for advice on how to undo the chemical abortion […]
A California bill requiring community colleges to offer abortion pills sparked praise and criticism after advancing in the state legislature this month. Supporters believe it will increase students’ access to “reproductive healthcare” while opponents say it will put more pressure […]
Yesterday, July 12, my sister-in-law, the widow of a favorite brother, called to wish me happy birthday. It was a smooth friendly talk, going over the kids and grandkids. Three of her grandkids, ages 8, 5, and 2, were […]
