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Another Tragedy at an Ohio Abortion Business: “We Have a Patient Who Is Not Breathing” – Woman Dead at Preterm Abortion Clinic?
By: Ricardo Pinedo, originally published August 28, 2025, OperationRescue.org Cleveland, OH — Disturbing new details have surfaced regarding a life-threatening medical emergency that happened at the Preterm abortion facility in Cleveland, Ohio, on November 20, 2024. What the records say Operation Rescue first received a report of the emergency early this year and submitted a public records…
Read MoreRFK Jr. blasts CDC for suggesting abortion is a ‘great’ health achievement
By: Emily Mangiaracina, originally published August 29, 2025, Life Site News Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s statement is significant because he has long been firmly pro-abortion politically. (LifeSiteNews) — Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday blasted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for suggesting that abortion is among the…
Read MoreCongressional Republicans Must Defund Planned Parenthood – Again
By: Zachary Mettler, originally published August 29, 2025, The Federalist Congressional Republicans should defund Planned Parenthood for at least one more year, as the group is now suing over its one-year defunding. Fresh off a big victory with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) on July 4, congressional Republicans are eyeing another chance to…
Read MoreWomen Face Increased Risk of Depression, Hospitalization for Mental Health after Abortion: Study
By: Michael Gryboski, originally published August 28, 2025, The Washington Stand Last month, the Journal of Psychiatric Research published a study by researchers with the University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre, University of Sherbrooke, and McGill University, titled “Induced abortion and implications for long-term mental health: a cohort study of 1.2 million pregnancies.” Researchers oversaw…
Read MoreHow America Abandoned Its Suicide Safeguards
By: Alexander Raikin, originally published August 28, 2025, UnHerd In 2020, Jane, a 29-year-old Colorado woman with eating disorders, was “provided with lethal drugs … in the midst of a mental-health crisis”, according to a lawsuit filed this year by the Patients Rights Action Fund, an advocacy group seeking to overturn Colorado’s assisted-suicide program. Jane…
Read MoreHonoring the Labor of Building a Culture of Life
From Laura Strietmann, Executive Director, Cincinnati Right to Life This Labor Day, while our nation pauses to honor the dignity of human work, we at the same time honor those whose work is directed to defending the most vulnerable—our preborn brothers and sisters. From lawmakers who labor tirelessly to pass protections for life, to doctors…
Read MoreAfricans/Europeans Feud Over UN Strategic Plan
By: Stefano Gennarini, J.D., originally published August 29, 2025, C-Fam.org UNITED NATIONS, August 29 (C-Fam) A war of words broke out during a UN meeting to approve the three-year strategic plan for the UN Population Fund (UNFPA). It pitted Africans against Europeans and Nordics. Africans complained that UNFPA’s uses “sexual and reproductive health” concepts to…
Read MoreUS China Feud Breaks Out at UN
By: Stefano Gennarini, J.D., originally published August 29, 2025, C-Fam.org UNITED NATIONS, August 29 (C-Fam) In rhetoric similar to his pro-abortion domestic opponents, a Chinese Ambassador at the UN attacked President Trump’s pro-life policies and accused the U.S. government of denying women abortion and contraception. “The U.S. government brutally denies U.S. women access to reproductive…
Read MoreThe personhood of IVF embryos will remain a significant issue for years to come
By: George Matwijec, originally published August 27, 2025, LifeSite News The question of when life begins isn’t just for scientists or philosophers anymore. It’s a matter of law. (LifeSiteNews) — Let’s revisit the 2024 Alabama Supreme Court decision to recognize frozen embryos as children, a landmark case for the country. Considering recent attempts to legislate protection…
Read MoreDC Will Convict Praying Pro-Lifers But Not Activists Who Assault Immigration Officials
By: Beth Brelje, originally published August 28, 2025, The Federalist A kinder, gentler judicial system has emerged again in Washington, D.C., now that leftists are facing criminal charges over President Donald Trump’s move to curb crime in the city. The same system that put Paulette Harlow, a frail 77-year-old grandmother, in federal prison for blocking and praying in…
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