Well reality television has just given us a whole new, and tragic, answer to the question, “Where were you born?”
Well reality television has just given us a whole new, and tragic, answer to the question, “Where were you born?”
Washington State has legalized the commercial trade in babies. Think I’m kidding?
Washington state could legalize commercial surrogacy, where the surrogate mother is compensated beyond medical expenses.
Pro-family experts say the case shows surrogacy’s exploitative nature.
Surrogate mother Melissa Cook gave birth prematurely to three healthy boys Feb. 22, but she has yet to see them or learn how they’re doing. According to a California court, Cook has no parental rights, despite saving one of them from the abortion his intended father demanded.
A surrogate mother of triplets is filing a lawsuit against the father of the children she is carrying, claiming that the father told her to abort the babies.
A California surrogate mother is challenging the state’s surrogacy law as unconstitutional after the man who hired her asked her to abort one of the triplets she is carrying.
A major magazine is predicting a brave new future for making babies. And at least one governor has said, “No, thank you.” Stay tuned to BreakPoint.
