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Shared by Laura Strietmann, Executive Director of Cincinnati Right to Life, a life-long fan of Sesame Street. For decades, National Public Radio (NPR) was a familiar, comforting voice in American homes. It gave us programming that nurtured families—shows like Sesame Street, Zoom, and The Electric Company. It was once an institution grounded in educational content and cultural richness,…

By: Elise DeGeeter, originally published July 17, 2025, CatholicVote.org The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a scathing legal memo July 14, condemning a federal judge’s decision to temporarily block the Trump administration’s one-year ban on taxpayer dollars going to Planned Parenthood.  “Simply put, Planned Parenthood has no right to taxpayer money, and…

By: Terence Jeffrey, originally published July 10, 2025, The Daily Signal When the Founders wrote the Constitution, they unambiguously gave Congress control over federal spending. But Planned Parenthood is now suing the federal government in denial of this fact—claiming the Constitution requires the federal government to give money to organizations that are abortion providers. Article 1, Section…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 17, 2025 CINCINNATI, OH—Cincinnati Right to Life is encouraged by the news that Planned Parenthood will be closing two of its Southwest Ohio locations. As the nation’s largest abortion provider continues to lose ground, this marks a hopeful shift toward a culture that values life and true healthcare. The organization announced today that…

By: Bradley Mattes, originally published July 10, 2025, Life Issues Institute A new method of assisting grieving mothers and fathers of aborted babies has given birth to participatory photography. It is both rich in meaning and powerful in its ability to make a difference in the lives it touches. Angela Forker was a missionary of…

Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Allison Hathaway has a notable pattern of presiding over cases when Planned Parenthood files suit in Hamilton County.There are 16 Common Pleas judges in Hamilton County that could receive these cases and 87 other counties in Ohio where the cases could be filed.See full article to note the other…

By: Nancy Flanders, originally published July 9, 2025, LiveAction.org An abortionist who perforated an Indiana woman’s uterus and left half of her baby’s body inside her body will be required to complete continuing education and has been fined a mere $5,000 — but he isn’t being prevented from committing abortions, even temporarily. A lawsuit brought against him by the…

By: Cheryl Sullenger, originally published July 11, 2025, Operation Rescue Wichita, KS – Operation Rescue President Troy Newman celebrates the ten-year anniversary of a ground-breaking undercover project that shook the abortion industry to its core.  On July 14, 2015, the first of a series of undercover videos was released showing Planned Parenthood executives discussing the…

By: Carrie Gress, originally published July 8, 2025, The Federalist Raising children didn’t become controversial until feminism convinced women that the best life mimicked men and prioritized work over family.  There’s a quirky couple’s ritual that happens daily all over America. A wife will excitedly tell her husband how much she saved on an item…

One Big Beautiful Bill: A Bold Strike Against Big Abortion The One Big Beautiful Bill defunded Planned Parenthood for one year, a move passed by Congress and signed by President Trump, marking a major pro-life victory. Though the battle plays out like a political ping pong match, at its heart are the lives of unborn…