On the occasion of his birthday, an actor with Down syndrome celebrated a historic Oscar win

Belfast-based actor James Martin has become the inaugural individual with Down syndrome to be awarded an Academy Award. Notably, he celebrated this achievement on the occasion of his birthday. Martin starred in the short film “An Irish Goodbye,” which was selected as the winner in the Best Live Action Short category. Previously, Martin expressed his … Read more

The abortion industry is engaging in a practice of “fear-mongering,” while simultaneously failing to acknowledge the genuine risks associated with chemically-induced abortions.

Those who are pro-life are aware that the majority of abortions in the United States are now chemical abortions, which are euphemistically labeled “medication abortions.” They are aware that the dangers of the two-drug protocol are being ignored in the rush to expand its usage even further. Additionally, they are aware that the Biden administration … Read more

Dobbs’ impact is incalculable

It is evident that those who advocate for the rights of the unborn would be well-advised to recognize the profound impact that the overturning of Roe v. Wade has had on American culture. The decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization made what many had considered to be a distant possibility a reality. On … Read more

The scientific evidence regarding the unborn child is as follows

Before determining the appropriate course of action regarding the treatment of the unborn, it is essential to have a clear understanding of what the unborn is. This is a matter of scientific inquiry, and the science of human embryology provides a definitive answer. When sperm fertilizes egg After fertilization, sperm and egg cells merge to … Read more

Planned Parenthood in South Carolina has been accused of cooking the remains of aborted babies

South Carolina has a long history of egregious abortion-related incidents, including the termination of a fetus that survived for 21 days and the documentation of an abortionist grinding up the bodies of infants in a common sink disposal. A recent investigation by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) found that Planned Parenthood … Read more

“Roe v. Wade is now in the past, relegated to the roster of notorious cases that crumbled due to its inherent flaws.”

As I participated in a spirited rendition of “God Bless America” with individuals from across the United States, a profound sense of gratitude was evoked. This was the inaugural occasion on which I had sung the renowned hymn in the post-Roe era. I was present at the National Right to Life Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, … Read more

The New York Times offers an analysis of how the Democratic Party utilized the abortion issue to their advantage

It is a remarkable discovery. Among the numerous publications, the New York Times is not the first one that comes to mind when one thinks of a story explaining how Democrats utilized the abortion issue to their advantage. However, this is precisely what appeared yesterday in a piece written by Lisa Lerer and Elizabeth Dias. … Read more

Ohio pregnancy help has recently attracted national attention.

Politicians, officials, the media, and social media outlets have been attacking the pregnancy help community. But a recent TV interview showed that there is another side to the story. The Fox and Friends segment commenced with footage of Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams making a disputed statement regarding fetal heartbeats. Abrams asserted, “There is no … Read more

The new owner of Mississippi’s last abortion clinic says he wants to do something positive for the community

The last abortion clinic in Mississippi has reopened as a store selling high-end furniture and home goods. Pro-abortion sites are furious. Susan Rinkunas writes In one of the worst visual metaphors I’ve ever seen, Mississippi’s one embattled abortion clinic—called the Pink House for its bubblegum stucco walls—has now been painted white and is set to re-open as a luxury consignment … Read more