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Pro-life groups are launching a ballot initiative to repeal Massachusetts’ law allowing abortion up to birth, after an outpouring of revulsion toward the legislation.
Read →Feminist and ‘queer’ activists sparked outrage by shouting in front the sanctuary at Westminster Cathedral as 15 Catholic bishops celebrated Mass before a pro-life rally.
Read →The voter referendum would allow abortion up to birth, abolish parental consent, and more.
Read →The Parliament of Liechtenstein has voted to legalize abortion, despite a promise from Hereditary Prince Alois to block any effort to do so.
Read →Plenty of people who have gone through things like ectopic pregnancy, missed miscarriage, and labor think elective abortion should be illegal.
Read →In this episode of Family Matters, Simon O'Connor sits down with cultural commentator Brendan Malone to discuss their respective recent interviews with American philosopher, Peter Boghassian. They also discuss the rise, and acceptance in some quarters, of AI-generated child pornography and a recent ‘fact check’ run by Stuff media around New Zealand’s abortion legislation. The post Family Matters – Brendan Malone on What Peter Boghassian Asked Us appeared first on Family First NZ .
Read →In this episode of Daybreak – finally (!) the media can talk about the school lunch programme again; 1News ignores key details about MSD botch-ups on food grants; Green’s supermarket memes are aplenty; was the Curia poll’s bad news for Hipkins a rogue poll; who is not enrolling to vote – and should we care; poll reveals country is evenly divided over digital ID for social media; media panic about faaaaar right wins in elections in Europe; we fact-check a Stuff ‘fact-check’ on abortion; and a powerful article by Erika Kirk on the anniversary of her husband Charlie’s tragic murder. The post Dayb
Read →SBA Pro-Life America advocates against abortion drugs, highlighting concerns about women being harmed or poisoned against their will. The organization focuses on advancing pro-life laws, electing pro-life leaders, and empowering communities through voter contact programs to protect unborn children and support mothers.
Read →In this episode of Solid Ground, Simon talks the latest political polls and questions why some media outlets are not reporting the results. He fact checks the fact checkers at Stuff who go out of their way to misrepresent what is happening with abortion in New Zealand. Simon then responds to viewers questions asking about the Lindsay Clancy case, sharing some of his thoughts on what is happening. The post Solid Ground – 8 September 2026 appeared first on Family First NZ .
Read →Sielicki examines a Noble Predictive Insights poll commissioned for Center Square about mailed abortion pills. She reports support for online prescribing alongside respondents' safety concerns and discusses objections from pro-life advocates.
Read →Sielicki reports on a coalition seeking a referendum to repeal recently enacted Massachusetts abortion legislation. She describes the petition effort and the coalition's objections to the law's treatment of later abortion.
Read →One study shows that abortions are being pushed further despite a "lack of clinical guidelines and limited published research" on late abortions after 24 weeks.
Read →Lithuania’s sole pregnancy help center faces the possibility of significantly reducing or shuttering its operations due to a lack of financial resources.
Read →Smith responds to coverage of a planned New York assisted-suicide clinic by warning about financial conflicts of interest. He argues that provider revenue and healthcare cost pressures could undermine protection of vulnerable patients.
Read →Was the so-called expert group on abortion rigged from the start?
Read →Two-thirds of MPs are concerned that Lauren Edwards’ Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill could undermine trust in our political processes if Parliament passes legislation which is well-intentioned but fails adequately to protect some of those it is seeking to help, according to a major new poll of attitudes toward the legislation, commissioned by […] The post Two-thirds of MPs concerned that passing assisted dying legislation that fails to protect people will undermine trust in politics appeared first on Care Not Killing .
Read →A federal appellate court shot down on Thursday a rogue judge’s bid to “defy” the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision permitting lawmakers to regulate abortion policy. In a newly released order, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily paused an August ruling by Idaho-based Senior District Judge B. Lynn Winmill. The Clinton appointee seemingly infringed […]
Read →Demanding abortion so women can ‘direct their lives’ is not empowering. It’s reductionist, insulting, and downright anti-woman.
Read →Top abortion activist and feminist Gloria Steinem admitted that she once worked for the CIA and defended the agency as ‘liberal, nonviolent, and honorable.’
Read →The Ninth Circuit blocked a lower court ruling against Idaho’s pro-life law, allowing the state to enforce it for now as the case moves forward.
Read →Gloria Steinem, the iconic feminist and abortion-rights activist, worked for the CIA from 1958 to 1962, through the Independent Research Service, largely financed by the agency. She defended the CIA as “liberal, nonviolent and honorable.” But the question is unavoidable: How does her later role as a leader of the sexual revolution and abortion-rights movement fit with the agency’s Cold War mission? John-Henry Westen traces Steinem’s personal and political history, her 1957 abortion, her involvement with the radical feminist group Redstockings, and her eventual emergence as a prominent advocate
Read →A student at a Connecticut university kicked a pro-life man who was talking about abortion and defended the attack, saying, ‘I hit you because you made me upset.’
Read →Stories may blur lines between induction abortion and inducing labor/delivery, but the main difference is that induction abortion carries the intent to kill.
Read →Pro-Life Radio is a pre-recorded program paid for by Pro-Life Radio—preserving the sanctity of life in Florida and serving as a loud voice for the unborn. This is Pro-Life Radio with your hosts, Vicky and Bruce Cherry. Bruce: Welcome to another edition of Pro-Life Radio on a Sunday night, coming to you from the John… The post Healing After Abortions: Demica Paige’s Powerful Testimony first appeared on Prolife Radio .
Read →Mia Steupert compares national post-Dobbs abortion estimates from different data sources. The report discusses how interstate travel, mail-order medication, and changing state laws complicate estimates of abortion incidence.
Read →Yes, you read the headline right. State University of New York Purchase is under fire for using taxpayer dollars to build a “Reproductive Justice Garden” cultivated to grow plants that induce abortions. The public university showed off its garden on Instagram, picturing various poisonous plants, such as cohosh and wormwood — all plants that kill preborn children in the womb. This grotesque display is hosted by a “collaborative, research-focused art project” ... Read More The post INSANITY: SUNY Purchase Uses Taxpayer Dollars for ‘Reproductive Justice Garden’ with Abortion-Inducing Plants appea
Read →The viral pro-abortion social media post turned out to be a rage-bait gimmick posted by an attention-seeking troll.
Read →'Expressing a view on abortion in a reasonable manner is not something that should allow people of faith to be victimized,' said SPUC's Michael Robinson.
Read →Abortion centers in Missouri are not required to meet ‘basic medical standards,’ the state attorney general is warning ahead of a vote this fall on a pro-life amendment.
Read →Steinem was predeceased by the more than 60 million unborn children whose sacrifice she believed to be essential for a free and feminist society.
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