Justice Thomas offers powerful critique of eugenic abortion Pro-life and anti-abortion groups had been awaiting the Supreme Court’s decision on two provisions of the 2016 Indiana abortion law for several months. This morning, the Justices avoided a decision on a law that banned abortions (in Justice Clarence Thomas’s words) “when the provider knows that the … Read more
The National Right to Life Committee has announced its endorsement of pro-life candidate Karin Housley in Minnesota’s Senate special election. Her opponent will be pro-abortion candidate Tina Smith, who was appointed by Governor Mark Dayton following the resignation of pro-abortion Senator Al Franken. I am pleased to be with you today in the great state … Read more
Editor’s Note. This story appears in the November issue of National Right to Life News. Please share it with your pro-life family and friends. A number of media outlets have conducted fact-checks on the topic of late-term abortions and abortions up until the point of birth. These fact-checks have concluded that either late-term abortions and … Read more
It is worth noting that this particular post was published on the day before my family embarked on a vacation several years ago. Of the thousands of posts I have written over the years, this is among my most highly regarded. I hope you will find it enjoyable. The video entitled “This is exasperating” was … Read more
The logic of the human mind is guided by the principles and premises that serve as its foundation. The fundamental premise of assisted suicide is that the right to be killed in order to end suffering is a human right. In other words, terminal illness may be a politically expedient entry point to the topic … Read more
As I traversed the frozen food section of the supermarket aisle, I observed your presence. Despite the dearth of available products, you appeared to be in a cheerful mood, engaged in conversation with the man accompanying you. You discovered the sole remaining brand of frozen pizza and placed it in your cart. In that moment, … Read more
It’s strange, in a way. Starting with the 50-17 vote in the Belgian Senate in December, followed by an equally lopsided 86-44 vote in the Belgian Chamber of Deputies last month, there was no question that the minimum age for euthanasia would be lifted. Nevertheless, I was shocked to read today that the Belgian press … Read more
Once a bastion of objective inquiry and empirical evidence, scientific research has become the latest casualty of cancel culture. This is evidenced by the retraction of three research studies by an academic publishing company, Sage, which do not align with the pro-abortion political narrative. The most prominent of these studies considered whether women who have … Read more
Choice cause for great concern for pro-lifers Editor’s Note: This article appears in the current digital edition of National Right to Life News. It is recommended that readers peruse the entire edition and disseminate articles via their social media contacts. The 70th annual World Health Assembly, the governing body of the World Health Organization (WHO), … Read more
The advent of contemporary technology and the proliferation of medical information have created a real-time window into the womb. The myriad ways in which babies move, grow, and change before birth is nothing short of remarkable. The following is a list of the ten most common occurrences that occur in babies before birth. These 10 … Read more