Texas Attorney General-elect Nathan Johnson, a Democrat, says he will end the state’s practice of suing out-of-state doctors who prescribe and mail abortion medication to Texas patients, marking a stark departure from the enforcement strategy of outgoing Attorney General Ken Paxton. Johnson’s announcement follows a historic blue wave in the Lone Star State, where voters […]
The staggeringly swift expansion of euthanasia law in Australia continues, as the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) has reported its first euthanasia deaths, showing that the territory appears on track to have the highest proportion of assisted deaths in its first year among all jurisdictions in the world with their own assisted death laws. ACT’s assisted […] The post Euthanasia is Out of Control in Australia, Deaths Hit Record High appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Pro-life activists note that Republicans, many of whom are pro-life, retain control of the state Senate, which will be 'a backstop to kill legislation that would move the pro-life movement backwards.'
Mike Rogers looked into a camera and told Michigan voters abortion belongs to a woman, her family and her doctor. On November 3, Michigan voters handed him his second straight Senate...
While a “blue tsunami” swept the United States, the question of abortion legislation is top of mind for many Catholic voters. Four states — Idaho, Missouri, Nevada, and Virginia — had abortion measures on their ballots in the midterm elections.
The 'Safeguards Act' would not require that a person to be told what is about to happen before a life is ended after an advance request is made, while MP Leslyn Lewis argued that the only one to make that decision should be 'the patient.'
Tuesday’s election results were historic. There was an unprecedented blue tsunami that materialized across the country, extending to deep red states like Texas, Kansas, the Carolinas, and more.
Nevada voters approved Question 6 on Tuesday, placing a right to abortion in the state constitution and delivering a heartbreaking setback for unborn children and those working to protect them. The measure passed with approximately 63 percent of the vote.
This year’s midterms have already made history with Democratic wins deep in typically Republican territory. But candidates weren’t the only line items on the ballot.
Abortion was on the ballot on Tuesday, with Idaho rejecting a proposal to expand abortion access while Virginia enshrined “reproductive freedom” protections.
Virginia voters on Tuesday (US time) approved two constitutional amendments that dramatically expand abortion access and replace the state’s traditional definition of marriage. The reproductive […] The post Virginia voters entrench abortion and same-sex marriage into the state constitution appeared first on Family First NZ .
Pro-life activists note that Republicans, many of whom are pro-life, retain control of the state Senate, which will be “a backstop to kill legislation that would move the pro-life movement backwards.”
Though Idaho voters rejected a ballot measure Tuesday that would have legalized abortion, the pro-life movement suffered setbacks in Nevada, Virginia and Missouri. Here’s how each state voted on life, and what the numbers tell us.
Tuesday’s electoral drubbing has left many Christian social conservatives, especially, disappointed and even downcast – and it’s easy to see why. Not only did the pro-life movement lose three state initiatives (Virginia, Missouri, and Nevada), but the pro-family coalition, composed of many Republican lawmakers, suffered historic defeats.
Bishops Michael Burbidge and Barry Knestout urge Catholics to persevere in defending the dignity of human life and traditional marriage following Tuesday’s electoral results
Anti-abortion advocates are touting their victory in keeping Idaho’s strict abortion prohibition in place after losing ground in three other states amid the seismic Democratic Party victories nationwide in the midterm elections. Idahoans voted by a comfortable 12 percentage points to keep a near-total abortion prohibition on elective abortion on Tuesday.
“If you are wondering if your voice matters, it does. I am standing here today because people just like you thought that life was worth fighting for.” Sierra, a mother of four children, was going through a tough divorce.
