In the year 2012, there has been a notable increase in the number of Americans attending independent films. One of these independent films, entitled October Baby and starring John Schneider, is now available on DVD. Its release coincides with the upcoming election on November 6th, which will see Catholics and others vote on a number … Read more
In addition to the tweets promoting abortion over the Easter weekend, Pennsylvania’s pro-abortion Governor Shapiro has now launched a new website dedicated to all things abortion. The website includes an interactive map to find an abortionist… a section on “Make a Plan” to get an abortion… and links to organisations that provide money for abortions. … Read more
By SPUC – The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children Editor’s note. My family will be on holiday until the 24th of August. During this time, we’ll be running previous articles from last year that are still relevant and/or have been particularly well received. We will also add the odd new story as events … Read more
In a departure from the stance of the state medical board, the Colorado Nursing Board has ruled that the practice of “abortion reversal” does not constitute unprofessional conduct. In a recent development, the Colorado Nursing Board has enacted a new policy regarding the provision of abortion reversal treatment. The Board has declared that it will … Read more
In an essay published in the New York Review of Books nearly thirty years ago, Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen observed that there were more than 100 million fewer women than would be expected in places like China and his native India. He did not mean that these women were missing in the sense of being … Read more
The last abortion clinic in Toledo was found to have been operating in breach of Ohio law, putting the health and safety of women at risk. Editor’s note. The following is an excerpt from a post by Ohio Right to Life, NRLC’s state affiliate. COLUMBUS, Ohio—On Monday, Ohio Right to Life announced that the Ohio … Read more
Until this Congress, Hyde had enjoyed 45 years of bipartisan support. On Thursday, the House of Representatives passed the appropriations minibus (H.R. 4502), which includes spending for Labor, Health and Human Services (LHHS), in a vote of 219 to 208. This is the initial stage in the process of passing the appropriations minibus, which still … Read more
Very often in their campaign of vitriol and hatred against pregnancy centres, pro-abortionists unwittingly drop some real corkers. In a way, perhaps we should expect this. If they’ve convinced themselves that volunteer-run organisations working on a shoestring budget to help women in crisis are their mortal enemies, perhaps it’s to be expected that they’ll end … Read more
“Although the document described in yesterday’s reports is authentic, it does not represent a decision of the Court or the final position of any Member on the issues in the case.” Read the full story.
The headline of a USA Today story that appeared last month (but which I missed until today) was as accurate as it was chilling: “Genetics Journal Reveals Dark Past.” The journal in question is what it changed its name to in 1954 – the respectable-sounding “Annals of Human Genetics” – a change from what it … Read more