Nearly 80 doctors are warning that Idaho’s Prop. 1 would unleash ‘painful late-term abortions into the eighth month of pregnancy,’ take away parental rights, and ‘endanger’ women.
The South Korean government claimed that 'no particular adverse reactions have been identified by race or by country,' negating the need for conducting additional trials.
‘The Hate Review’ describes opposition to abortion and transgenderism in terms of ‘viral load,’ ‘infection,’ and social ‘contamination’ as it denounces pro-life groups across Europe.
The House Democrats’ Cost-of-Living Healthcare Working Group outlined a plan that includes a federal 'right' to abortion and taxpayer funding after the election if they gain power.
Campaign Life Coalition warned that Canada's Liberal government is 'still bent on expanding death — it just changed its target' with plans to allow euthanasia for the mentally ill by advance request.
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals kept in place a temporary block on a law used to stop a New York-based business from advertising how to obtain abortion pills by mail order.
Catholic pro-life activist Isabel Vaughan-Spruce pleaded not guilty to five charges stemming from silent prayer near a Birmingham abortion clinic under England’s new buffer-zone law.
Despite Canada's Liberal government announcing a permanent ban on euthanasia solely for mental illness, it will expand euthanasia to include those who have signed advanced directives,
Prolife Alberta called on Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services Adriana LaGrange to follow through on her request for a review of the province's policies on babies born alive after failed abortions.
At least 5 innocent Kentucky babies were killed through surgical abortions; however, thousands more were killed in other states or through chemical abortion pills.
The panel sharply criticizes Leo’s planned participation in an infamous interreligious gathering in Assisi, arguing that such events risk suggesting that “all religions are a pathway to God.” They also confront the confusion about the Church’s position on the death penalty, particularly after pro-life leader Kristan Hawkins wrote that Catholics who “gleefully advocate” for capital punishment are “in sin”. The hosts argue that this reflects a deeper problem: Catholics are being given contradictory signals about established doctrine.
Legislation will be introduced in the coming weeks to stop the expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying to those with mental illness; meanwhile, a Conservative bill banning mental illness as the sole reason was defeated.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said in an interview that he has an opinion on the Dobbs decision leaker, but 'the evidence available at this time is not strong enough for the court, or for me, to say.'
Campaign Life Coalition is asking Canadians to contact MPs ahead of an October 7 vote on a bill that would prevent assisted suicide's expansion to those experiencing any form of mental illness.
Assisted suicide is ‘no longer an option of last resort,’ two psychologists wrote in the New York Times, adding that ‘too many’ are not given ‘the opportunity for careful reflection.’
'(A)ssisted death is no longer an option of last resort. Too many people are receiving the procedure without the opportunity for careful reflection about it with a health provider,' two psychologists wrote in The New York Times.
Kristan Hawkins, head of Students for Life of America, posted on X: “For my Catholic friends on X, if you know the church’s opposition to the death penalty yet gleefully advocate for it, you are in sin.” The statement is stunning, because the Church’s teaching on capital punishment, as with all definitive teachings on faith and morals, is unchanged and unchangeable. The Catechism of the Council of Trent teaches that lawful slaying belongs to civil authorities, who punish the guilty and protect the innocent.
The White House called reports 'completely false' that Attorney General Todd Blanche was told to 'move slowly on any abortion-related actions' because an 'aggressive approach on abortion would generate unwanted attention.'
'We hope the lesson the pro-life community takes home from Life Chain is that pro-life activism is necessary and that anyone is capable of it,' Campaign Life Coalition's Josie Luetke said.