Ohio’s legislature has sent a pair of pro-life bills to Republican Gov. John Kasich, who has threatened to veto one but hasn’t taken a public stand on the other.
Ohio’s legislature has sent a pair of pro-life bills to Republican Gov. John Kasich, who has threatened to veto one but hasn’t taken a public stand on the other.
The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has filed a friend-of-the-court brief pushing the Supreme Court to review an abortion case out of Indiana.
<p>Jennifer Christie used her traumatic experience to spread a powerful message about choosing life but has recently found herself the victim of numerous attacks by abortion activists.</p> After being raped while on a business trip in 2014, she soon learned that she was pregnant and gave birth to a son nine months later. Despite the distressing situation she faced, Christie made the decision to appear in a pro-life video and speak for rape victims who become pregnant and make the choice to keep their babies.</p> <p>The Christian Institute reports that since she appeared in the pro-life video, Christie has become the target of abortion activists who have put numerous shocking tactics in play. These activists have shared horrific videos showing the rape and mutilation of women, while a separate video depicting strobe lighting was sent to Christie in an effort to provoke her photosensitive epilepsy.</p> <i><span style="font-size:10px;">Photo courtesy: Unsplash</span></i>
The abortion industry has a public-relations problem. Make no mistake: in this case, it’s not the medium, it’s the message.
A federal appeals court heard arguments this month on a Texas abortion law that outlaws a procedure in which a late-term unborn baby is torn apart, limb by limb, to prevent a live birth. The medical term for the procedure is “dilation and evacuation,” although it’s been dubbed “dismemberment abortion” by pro-life groups because it involves pulling out an arm, a leg, and so forth.
Wales announced Friday that they would allow women from Northern Ireland to receive free abortions. They join Scotland and England in offering free abortions to residents of Northern Ireland.
The Department of Health and Human Services is considering the cancellation of more than $100 million in medical research contracts involving fetal tissue.
