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Massachusetts bishops decry governor's decision easing abortion regulations
Massachusetts' four Catholic bishops criticized Gov. Maura Healey's decision on Nov.
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FDA must take action on abortion pills now that election is over
A review of abortion pills by mail has been promised for two years after the Biden administration's FDA ended the in-person dispensing requirement.
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Fact Sheet: Gestational Breakdown of Brick-and-Mortar Abortion Centers in The United States
With the significant changes to state abortion laws after the Dobbs decision in June 2022, most abortions being performed are now concentrated in 37 states and D.C. This resource will focus on the abortions being performed at brick-and-mortar centers in these locations, though drug-induced abortions obtained via online-only organizations that mail abortion drugs in these […] The post Fact Sheet: Gestational Breakdown of Brick-and-Mortar Abortion Centers in The United States appeared first on Lozier Institute .
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Ken Paxton Lost to Talarico and a Texas Democrat Is Inheriting His Abortion Pill Lawsuits
Ken Paxton dragged out-of-state abortion pill dealers into Texas courts to protect unborn babies. On November 3, Texas voters sent Paxton home and handed his old office to a Democrat.
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Pope Leo arrives in Argentina, urges leaders to strengthen democracy and dialogue
In his first speech in Buenos Aires, the pontiff also called for protecting the unborn and paid tribute to Pope Francis.
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11% of Canadians offered MAiD for treatable conditions — or know someone who was
A new poll revealed that about one in 10 Canadians has either been offered assisted suicide for a treatable condition or knows someone who has been.
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Behind The Final Hunt For The Dobbs Leaker
The Supreme Court spent eight months hunting the Dobbs leaker with every investigative tool except the ones that work. The Justice Department now has roughly six months left to use the ones that do.
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Polish Senate votes for killing of unborn children with disabilities
Two pro-abortion bills have passed the Polish Parliament but are not expected to become law. They have faced criticism from Poland’s bishops conference.
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What will Saskatchewan's MAID bill say? The text isn't public yet
Subhead:Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill introduces Bill 73 in Regina today, a provincial MAID bill the throne speech says would “prohibit the use of MAID for certain individuals.”# Saskatchewan is tabling its own medical assistance in dying bill today, and I’m watching it closely. I was born in Saskatchewan, and this is the sort of thing I’d have expected to come out of Ottawa, not Regina.
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Women suffered ‘severe harm,’ bleeding at Alberta abortion center
Records reveal serious complications and emergency transfers after abortions at the Kensington Clinic – but pro-life protesters are banned from warning women about the dangers.
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New Texas Attorney General Will Let Abortion Drugs Flood the State
The state of Texas has aggressively fought to uphold the integrity of its abortion ban in court by ensuring that abortionists and abortion companies in other states don’t flood Texas with illegal abortion pills. Thanks to the Tuesday mid-term election, Texas will be flooded with the dangerous abortion drugs that kill babies and injure thousands […] The post New Texas Attorney General Will Let Abortion Drugs Flood the State appeared first on LifeNews.com .
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Disability, Suffering, And The Possibility Of Hope
Meghan Schrader By Meghan Schrader Meghan is a disability activists and a member of the EPC-USA board. I am commenting on the story of Arnaud Denis, an award-winning French actor and director who died by euthanasia in September, 2026.
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Catholic Bishops Condemn Maura Healey Implementing Abortions Up to Birth
Massachusetts Catholic bishops have condemned Democratic Gov. Maura Healey’s use of emergency authority to implement a law allowing abortions up to birth.
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“33 weeks pregnant and feeling like I made the wrong decision”
by Monica Snyder
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Liberals want a Canada where anyone can die by assisted suicide
During a debate on Bill C-41, a Liberal MP admitted that she envisions a Canada where suicide-on-demand is available to anyone – regardless of the circumstances. Bill C-41 is the Carney government’s proposed legislation to ban euthanasia for mental illness while simultaneously legalizing “advance directives,” which would allow Canadians to pre-approve their death by lethal [...] The post Liberals want a Canada where anyone can die by assisted suicide first appeared on The Bridgehead .
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Teen faces murder charge in death of preborn baby
A teen is facing two murder charges in the deaths of a pregnant woman and her preborn baby at a California Spirit Halloween store.
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Pope Leo Condemns Abortion, Calls for “Protection of the Unborn”
Pope Leo XIV called for the “protection of the unborn” in his first major address in Uruguay, declaring that the unborn “already belong to the human family and to the future of their people.” Speaking Friday in Plaza Independencia before President Yamandú Orsi and other officials, the pontiff pointed to a bronze relief on the […] The post Pope Leo Condemns Abortion, Calls for “Protection of the Unborn” appeared first on LifeNews.com .
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He secretly drugged his girlfriend to abort their unborn baby against her will then went back to university
A former US military cadet who secretly administered abortion drugs to his pregnant girlfriend causing her to miscarry a baby she wanted to keep went on to study at two prestigious American universities despite admitting to the assault. Caleb Suh, formerly a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point, pleaded guilty in […]
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Arizona Democrats Found a Way to Erase the Abortion Ultrasound Law Without a Single Vote
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes refused to lift a finger to defend her state's ultrasound law in court. Two Republican legislative leaders took her place in the courtroom and kept the...
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IVF births in Japan reach record high
Births from IVF reached a record high in Japan, and countless humans likely lost their lives in the process.
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Monday Starter: Sister to lead institute mapping health patterns of nuns in Mexico
Also: NY archdiocese join nuns' lawsuit against assisted suicide; Sisters of Charity of New York 'troubled' by bishops' photo-op with Trump.
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Pope Leo’s challenge to secular Uruguay
Pope Leo XIV landed November 6 in Uruguay, Latin America’s most secular country, and used his first address to challenge the nation’s political leadership on abortion, euthanasia, and suicide. The post Pope Leo’s challenge to secular Uruguay appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
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Pope Leo XIV arrives in Argentina, meets President Milei while urging respectful dialogue
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (OSV News) — Pope Leo XIV arrived in Buenos Aires Nov. 8 urging Argentina’s civil leaders to safeguard democracy, protect the unborn, and engage in respectful dialogue… The post Pope Leo XIV arrives in Argentina, meets President Milei while urging respectful dialogue first appeared on OSV News .
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Abortion Activists Won Three States On Election Night and One Red State Wrecked Their Sweep
Virginia voters wrote abortion into their state constitution on November 3. Nevada did the same, and Missouri voters kept the abortion amendment they passed in 2024.
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The future for pro-life Americans is far more consequential than the midterm elections
As the dust settles after the midterm elections, pro-life Americans have an opportunity to reflect and look ahead. Four states — Idaho, Nevada, Virginia, and Missouri — posed radical abortion measures.
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Student facing felony after post suggesting someone 'Kirk' pro-life booth at Miami U
A 19-year-old student has been charged with a felony after allegedly suggesting she or someone else 'Kirk' the pro-life table at Miami University.
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Teen Changed Her Mind About Abortion At Planned Parenthood and the Nurse Had Other Plans
Planned Parenthood built its whole brand on the word choice. Six years after Roe, a scared 18-year-old walked into one of its clinics and changed her mind.
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Odessa Church Borrowed a Jurassic Park Line for Adoptions and Texas Delivered a Gut Punch
Pro-abortion activists love asking who will care for the kids once they are born. In Odessa, Texas, a Bible church and a Texas judge answered with seven children and five families.
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He survived an abortion in Russia, lived in an orphanage, and is grateful for adoption
At age three, Mike Risola was adopted by an Italian couple in Florida, but a scar across the top of his head serves as a reminder that he survived an abortion.
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They fought for their country. Their reward? Euthanasia. Veterans with serious injuries or PTSD reveal they are being invited to end their lives under Canada's assisted dying system
Some said they felt 'abandoned' by the country they served for years, as one claimed a nurse had 'bragged' to him about how many people they had euthanised.
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