Posts by Melanie Wade

Originally published August 1, 2024, The Catholic Herald Former President Donald Trump appeared at a conference of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) on 31 July in what turned out to be an often heated and tense panel discussion. There was much said for the media to pick and choose from. In one of…

By: Serena Sigillito, Rachel Wiseman & Anastasia Berg, originally published August 1, 2024, Public Discourse Religious conservatives should be open to the idea that progressives and liberals might be able to take their own path and still find some common ground on the essential question of the goodness of human life. Serena Sigillito: I recently…

This November voters in Nebraska will be in the unprecedented position of being able to choose between a pro-life and a pro-abortion constitutional amendment. By: Jennifer Bryson, originally published July 31, 2024, CrisisMagazine.com/Opinion There is good news for the pro-life movement to report from Nebraska: with little lead time and even less money, an alliance of…

By: Valerie Richardson, originally published July 25, 2024, The Washington Times Four Florida activists linked to the radical pro-choice group Jane’s Revenge have agreed to pay restitution and stay away from crisis pregnancy centers to settle a state-filed civil lawsuit over the attacks on three pro-life facilities. Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody announced the settlement…

Costco is considering selling the abortion drug, mifepristone, after the FDA removed the in-person dispensing requirement and now allows pharmacies to dispense the drug to anyone with a prescription, whether in person or by mail order. The FDA has sought to expand access to mifepristone after several states implemented abortion bans following the fall of Roe v…

By: Alexandra DeSanctis, originally published on July 30, 2024, National Review Pro-life leaders refuse to hold the line as Trump and Vance indicate support for the majority of abortions. In June, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling in a case concerning regulation of chemical-abortion drugs, sometimes referred to as the abortion pill. Food and Drug Administration…

By N’dea Yancey-Bragg, originally published July 19, 2024, USA TODAY/Nation Advocates warn messages, search history, location data and even period trackers can be too easily accessed by police, anti-abortion groups and others. New ‘Vagina Privacy Network’ aims to keep data safe Two years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, reproductive rights and data…

By Patience Griswold, originally published July 29, 2024, The Washington Stand First Tractor Supply Co., then John Deere, now Harley-Davidson. Corporate wokeness is being exposed in companies from the heartland, and as customers speak out, these companies have begun retracing their steps. In June, filmmaker and social commentator Robby Starbuck posted a series of videos and screenshots on X exposing…

Cincinnati Right to Life just received this video as well as several other videos and still photographs. Sidewalk prayer partners were present today, July 26 at noon when an ambulance and firetruck rushed up Auburn Ave. with full loud sirens blowing. The prayer partners were able to capture this terribly sad scene of the ambulance…

In June, Cincinnati Right to Life held our FIRST EVER on-line baby shower. We are GRATEFUL beyond words for the generosity showered upon this new mom that had been so close to taking the life of her unborn daughter. Please see the image of the note of gratitude from this dear mom. This past November a Cincinnati Right…