Reports that one in six disabled persons in New York over the last decade have died from preventable causes has drawn sharp criticism from local… Read More »New York’s high rate of disabled deaths prompts outcry
Units of Bayer AG, Germany’s largest drug maker, may have sought to market the Yasmin family of birth- control pills for unapproved uses and misled… Read More »Bayer May Have Pitched Birth-Control Pill for Unapproved Use
Thanks to her doctors’ ingenuity, a British mom facing the unfathomable choice of accepting life-saving radiation therapy or saving her baby’s life was able to… Read More »Radiation therapy patient has healthy birth after baby bump encased in 1.5-tons of lead
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette announced yesterday that two abortion mills in the state would be permanently closed. On November 7, Schuette filed a lawsuit… Read More »Michigan Attorney General shuts down two late-term abortion facilities
A recent investigation conducted by Project Defending Life (PDL) with the help of Operation Rescue has revealed that tax money received by the University of… Read More »University of New Mexico funnels tax money to abortion training: report
One more woman wishes she could be “one less” person to have received the Merck Gardasil vaccine. In an article in The Herald Sun, Brigid… Read More »Melbourne woman, crippled by Gardasil, leads class action against Merck
A dispute has erupted between President Obama and Democrats in Congress over a proposal to broaden the exemption from new rules that require health insurance… Read More »Democrats Urge Obama to Protect Contraceptive Coverage in Health Plans
With a court battle over Canada’s laws against euthanasia and assisted suicide proceeding just north of the border, a lawyer in Washington State has proposed… Read More »Washington State lawyer suggests expanding euthanasia/assisted suicide to those not terminally ill
San Francisco’s new ordinance leveled at pro-life pregnancy centers will face federal court scrutiny. The core of the lawsuit is First Amendment viewpoint discrimination. First… Read More »SF picking on pro-life centers
A pro-life leader charged with “disorderly conduct” in June after reporting a suspicious package outside a Wilmington abortion clinic has been exonerated. Kurt Linnemann, the… Read More »Charges dropped against pro-lifer who reported suspicious package outside clinic
Cardinal Raymond Burke, one of America’s highest ranking Catholic prelates, urged pro-life advocates last month to confront an “erroneous view of human sexuality” that robs… Read More »Cardinal Burke: Attacks on unborn are rooted in ‘contraceptive mentality’
Planned Parenthood has been committing surgical abortions on Columbus Avenue in Waco, Texas, at least one day per week by a “circuit rider” abortionist since… Read More »Pro-life Waco in Austin