Abortion Policy, Law & Politics

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Cuba aborts as many children as were born in 2025

Image Source: Envato Cuba recorded almost as many abortions as live births in 2025, according to newly published government figures, as one of the last bastions of Marxist-Leninist government is plunged into a severe demographic crisis. Figures released by Cuba’s Ministry of Public Health reveal that 64,850 abortions were performed last year, compared with just […]

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Let Your Light Shine Through Your Vote

For the Christian, everything we do, in word or deed, we do in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, giving thanks to God the Father, through Him (see Colossians 3:17). And despite the weird, evil manipulations of the Bible by some candidates this election season, most Christians understand the Biblical ethics that guide our […] The post Let Your Light Shine Through Your Vote appeared first on Concerned Women for America .

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Why Voters Are Reversing Reproductive Freedom Amendments

As midterm elections sweep the country, Missourians rallied to preserve constitutional protections for the unborn, children, and women, reflecting a national tide of constitutional attacks and safeguards that will be determined Tuesday. In Virginia, Idaho, and Nevada, voters will decide whether constitutional amendments that strip safeguards for these groups are enshrined in their states’ constitutions.

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Refuting 9 Common Claims Used to Support Abortion

This November, voters in four states will weigh consequential abortion measures: Proposition 1 in Idaho, Question 6 in Nevada, Question 1 in Virginia and Amendment 3 in Missouri, which would repeal the abortion-rights amendment Missouri voters approved in 2024. As a social scientist and a law professor, we checked the most common claims against the […] The post Refuting 9 Common Claims Used to Support Abortion appeared first on LifeNews.com .

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NY archbishop joins nuns’ assisted suicide lawsuit

The loving care of Catholic religious sisters has surrounded dying New Yorkers for decades, but now, plaintiffs say a new law would force healthcare workers to take an active part in promoting assisted suicide. Aleteia previously reported that Bishop John O.

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Don’t blame the pro-life movement for Republican losses

It’s difficult not to envision the Republican mascot — the elephant — with his head in the sand, in an homage to the willfully blind ostrich, when it comes to an issue that will not disappear. Abortion — the social issue of our day — is here to stay, whether or not Republicans have effective […]

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