When a friend told me about the Science Olympiad, my first reaction was that this is a wonderful way to get young people into the habit of thinking for themselves, enjoying the pursuit of scientific inquiry and generally exploring areas that might otherwise be unattractive to them.
Rock for Life, a project of American Life League, is cooperating with Students for Life of America and Stand True Ministries on the first-ever pro-life video activism contest. College and high school-aged contestants will submit videos on ending taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood.
The California legislature has decided that the state should push patients to choose being put to death as their preferred healthcare option. That is the way I read the “Terminal Patients’ Right to Know End of Life Options Act”, also known as Assembly Bill 2747.
American Life League called on Google and YouTube to explain and end their pattern of protecting bigoted organizations. YouTube recently pulled videos exposing Planned Parenthood’s acceptance of donations earmarked to abort black babies.
When you look up the word bop in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, you find that, when used as a verb, the word is defined as “hit” or “sock.”
American Life League offers congratulations to the family of Gov. Sarah Palin on the news that Palin’s daughter Bristol will give birth to the family’s first grandchild in December.
I was very intrigued by a few news reports that crossed my “e-mail desk” this week. I guess that’s how you have to view e-mail these days – few write you a real letter anymore, and everyone who does send e-mail wants a response immediately.
American Life League vice president Jim Sedlak denounced comments made by National Right to Life Committee lawyer James Bopp. Bopp’s comments opposed an amendment to the Republican Party platform that would protect preborn persons against the threat of embryonic experimentation.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is, as we know, an avowed proponent of aborting innocent preborn children, and for that she makes no apologies.
Time is running out for American Life League supporter JoAn Karkos. The Maine woman has until 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 29 to return the sexually explicit children’s book It’s Perfectly Normal to a public library in Lewiston.
In the midst of all the clamoring, posturing and bickering of the election season, it is easy to get swept up in discussions on how to vote, if one should vote and why it is important to vote.
American Life League President Judie Brown formally commented on the Department of Health and Human Services’ proposed regulation protecting the conscience rights of health care workers. The HHS proposed regulation is in the midst of a 30-day comment period.