Posts by Melanie Wade

After abortion attempts, two women now bound by child By Amber Ferguson, originally published April 6, 2024, The Washington Post HOUSTON — It had been nearly a year since Evelyn had seen Olivia in person, and she had grown nervous about a planned reunion. When she finally arrived at the three-story townhouse where a party…

By Kristan Hawkins, originally published April 7, 2024, Townhall.com It’s not exactly Christmas morning, but the sense of anticipation among those who care about the human rights issue of our day is running high. The presumed Republican nominee for President, Donald Trump, told reporters that an announcement about his preferred abortion policy was imminent. Given recent rumor-based…

By Ben Johnson, originally published April 1, 2024, The Washington Stand The Biden administration’s efforts to increase abortion pill “access” primarily benefit the abortion industry, but they will also prove invaluable to one of that industry’s key demographics: abusive husbands and boyfriends. Too little of the feminist movement’s commentary has “centered” their victims: the women…

On this week’s episode of The Van Maren Show, Jonathon sits down with Trevor Polo, strategist for Protect Life Michigan (PLM), to discuss the results of a new PLM report on the effectiveness of abortion victim photography, how the pro-life movement should respond to various post-Roe challenges, and more. Polo begins the show by discussing the basic framework of…

By Fatima Gunning, originally published April 2, 2024, LifeInstitute.net A hospital in Prague performed a curettage abortion procedure on the wrong woman due to what is being described as a tragic consequence of a language barrier.  It was reported that on the 25th of March an expectant mother attended Bulovka University Hospital for a routine scan,…

By Jordan Boyd, originally published April 4, 2024, The Federalist Pro-lifers warned that abortion activists would exploit Issue One in Ohio to undo every layer of protection for women and unborn babies, but their cries fell on deaf ears. Now, just four months after Ohioans voted to pass the constitutional amendment declaring “every individual has a…

By Victoria Bergin, originally published March 30, 2024, LiveAction Teen mom Cate Gartner made it through the first round of auditions for American Idol Season 22 with an original song. “The Place That I Call Home” was written for her son Cooper while she was pregnant with him.  In the video of her audition, which aired…

By Mary Elise Cosgray, originally published March 28, 2024, The Daily Signal A woman who considers herself the victim of a chemical abortion says she “was not prepared for how severe and devastating” the abortion-inducing drugs she took would be.  In an interview with The Daily Signal, Elizabeth Gillette said she took prescribed drugs in 2010 to abort…

“On the third day the friends of Christ coming at daybreak to the place found the grave empty and the stone rolled away. In varying ways they realized the new wonder; but even they hardly realized that the world had died in the night. What they were looking at was the first day of a…

The for-profit abortion businesses have filed a lawsuit in Franklin County against Ohio’s 24-hour abortion waiting period and against Ohio’s informed consent laws. It is no coincidence this lawsuit was filed on Good Friday. Cincinnati Right to Life will have more to share next week, but we did tell you so. The abortion industry wants to profit and…