Category: Abortion

By SPUC—the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children Editor’s note. We post nearly every day a story that appeared a year ago in NRL News Today. We try to choose stories that are, in anything, even more relevant today. Alas, that is too true with respect to the incessant campaign to legalize very dangerous “Do-It-Yourself” …

By Sarah Terzo Pro-choice groups and individuals often try to discredit the pictures that pro-lifers show of mutilated children who were aborted. Naomi Wolf, a pro-choice feminist, admits that the pictures are real and takes other feminists to task for trying to discredit them: “To many pro-choice advocates, the imagery is revolting propaganda. There is …

By Dave Andrusko When I mention that you can read an article that I am drawing from in its entirety, I do so because my goal truly is to convince you to go to the original. That is particularly the case with “Jesus Died for Someone’s Sins, But Not For Hers” by Russell E. Saltzman. …

By Sarah Terzo A fund-raising letter of Planned Parenthood committee of Pittsburgh: “Have you ever stopped to consider how much the ‘unwanted’ children of poor and ignorant parents are costing you in the community in increased relief load, state medical and mental care, juvenile delinquency, and criminality?… There is a critical need for the expansion …

By Priscilla K. Coleman, PhD, Bowling Green State University and WECARE Editor’s note. Our latest look back at what appeared in NRL News Today a year ago is a reminder that the Abortion Industry is desperate to deny the obvious: there are aftershocks for women who have abortions. How could it be otherwise? The Lancet …

By Sarah Terzo A chemical dependency counselor who is pro-choice says in the book on essays by pro-choice authors: “I worked with adult men and women who had been abusing alcohol and drugs and coping with mental illness for the majority of their lives.… One of the key reasons people continue to abuse their bodies …

By Sarah Terzo A woman named Sarah who had 3 abortions gives her reasons: “The first one, I was a student and I didn’t want to interrupt my studies. The second and third, I had plans for my life. I had real definite plans for my life that did not include totally changing them to …

By Right to Life UK Abortion provider, Marie Stopes International, has changed its name to hide their association with eugenicist and Nazi-sympathizer, Marie Stopes. The abortion provider will now be known as MSI Reproductive Choices. Marie Stopes herself was a member of the Eugenics Society and set up Britain’s first clinic in 1921 because of her belief that the …

By Sherri Pigue In mid-March, the COVID scrambling began.  Facing an unprecedented threat from a novel virus, many parts of the country experienced some degree of lockdown. And lockdowns required priorities. Services were put to the litmus test: Is this essential? Their value was determined against the backdrop of fear of exposure to the virus. Suddenly, people …

By Parliamentary Network for Critical Issues TIME magazine has revealed its pro-abortion bias by selecting Rebecca Gomperts, founder of Women on Waves and Women on Web, as one of its 100 most influential people of 2020. Gomperts enables illegal abortion by providing abortion-inducing drugs to women in countries which ban abortion or ban the abortion drugs. …

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This is the latest in our ongoing series where we look back at what ran in NRL News Today exactly one year prior. I think you will come away having benefitted from a review of a book that teaches timeless lessons. “The presumed stripping of personhood from embryos has other …

By Bonnie Finnerty, Education Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation Editor’s note. From correspondence going back decades, I know we have many fans of C.S. Lewis among our readers. This post, which is part of our series that looks back at stories that appeared in NRL News Today one year previous, will be of particular delight to …