By Kim Schwartz, Texas Right to Life A pro-abortion group, the Center for Reproductive Rights, sued the State of Texas on Tuesday asking the court to weaken its laws protecting preborn children using the stories of five women. Pro-Life policies already plainly allow doctors to intervene if the life of the mother is in danger, however the …
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By Cassy Fiano-Chesser Belfast actor James Martin has become the first person with Down syndrome to win an Academy Award — and in a special twist, he celebrated the win on his birthday. Martin starred in the short film “An Irish Goodbye,” which won in the best live action short category. Previously, Martin said he “burst …
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“The ACLU and the abortion industry have a long history of working to abolish parental rights and they are now bringing this anti-parent campaign to our state, hoping to enshrine their hostile political agenda in our state constitution. — Molly Smith, Board member, Protect Women Ohio. COLUMBUS, OH — The ACLU has unequivocally declared war …
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By Michael Cook In a first for Switzerland, an inmate of a prison has ended his life with the help of an assisted suicide organisation, Exit. The male prisoner had been detained in Bostadel, near Zurich. He died on February 28. Exit declined to release the man’s name due to privacy considerations. Authorities in Zurich …
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We celebrate Women’s History Month by focusing on pro-life heroines. Today we focus on NRLC president, Carol Tobias. #WomensHisotryMonth
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By Holly Gatling, Executive Director, South Carolina Citizens for Life COLUMBIA, S.C. (Tuesday, March 14, 2023) – Six young pro-life women all engaged in professional right-to-life work held a press conference today calling on the South Carolina Senate to pass the Human Life Protection Act (H3774) that one month ago sailed through the House of …
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A vote on this amendment to the constitution would be on the November 2024 general election ballot By Maryland Right to Life ANNAPOLIS, MD – This week the Maryland General Assembly is expected to pass a bill to amend the Maryland Constitution and create a state fundamental right to “reproductive freedom”. If enacted, the state …
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By Michael Cook Bioethicists have chosen a lonely and disheartening profession. Locked away in an office, they pound out publications which only a few hundred of people – at best! – will ever read. But occasionally one of their articles escapes from the laboratory and spreads across the globe. The ensuing publicity may not add lustre …
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I first heard this poem read by Ben Domenech on his podcast “A Year of Dying Gracefully,” as he memorialized the loss of his pre-born child through miscarriage (his wife, Meghan McCain, wrote about the experience for the New York Times.) Read the whole story.
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Editor’s note. This appears in the March digital edition of National Right to Life News. Please be sure to share the entire contents of the latest issue of the “Pro-Life Newspaper of Record.” The Humanize Podcast is hosted by Wesley J. Smith, bioethics expert from The Discovery Institute. The Humanize Podcast is hosted by Wesley …
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By Kim Schwartz, Texas Right to Life Doctors suggested an abortion after a 20-week ultrasound scan showed problems with Ava’s brain and esophagus. However, despite the daunting diagnosis of a rare brain condition called rhombencephalosynapsis, Marie Stockdale and Paul Kipling never considered abortion as an option. Pregnant with twin girls, they wanted to give their daughter a …
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Week 25: By this time, the eyes are becoming much more developed. They contain light-sensing cells called rods and cones; rods allow the eye to detect low levels of light, and cones can detect color and produce sharp images…over 100 million rods and 7 million cones are in each eye. Unrelated to the eyes, most …
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