Notre Dame’s Fixation on Dissent
Every time I see a headline that contains the words “Notre Dame” I wince. I remember that awful experience two years ago involving President Obama, an honorary degree and a commencement address.
Every time I see a headline that contains the words “Notre Dame” I wince. I remember that awful experience two years ago involving President Obama, an honorary degree and a commencement address.
More and more researchers are looking into what now seems a substantial link between induced abortions and later premature births.
Abortionists in this country are actively burying risk research just as tobacco companies did many decades ago.
Newscasters have been focused on a man they refer to as OBL—Osama bin Laden. Whether it’s spelled Osama or Usama, the fixation on this notorious terrorist since his death has been incessant.
Certain recent reports have led me to recall the famous rock and roll lyric, “It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to.”
I never had the honor of talking to Dr. Bernard Nathanson. But someone told me once that he asked Dr. Nathanson about his remorse after performing thousands of abortions.
Semantics (from Greek sêmantiká, neuter plural of sêmantikós) is the study of the meaning of a word, phrase, sentence, or text.
In a pathetic attempt to cover up the fact that morning-after pills, emergency contraceptives and most birth control pills are actually early-term abortions, the abortion lobby is now attempting to redefine pregnancy.
Osama bin Laden is killed by U.S. special forces in a suburban compound not far from Pakistan’s capital.
A recent headline brought a chilling awareness that life is no longer valuable at any stage. The headline from a British newspaper reads, “Fearful elderly people carry ‘anti-euthanasia cards.
Cynthia Tucker’s April 13 column, “Abortion is black genocide? Nonsense of course” is itself the nonsense.
After working out some of the issues with rolling out group tagging and point allocations in the 2011 NPLTW photo contest, we finally are able…