Category: Sanctity of Life

Planned Parenthood Claims It Has a Right to Traffic Teens for Secret Abortions

The Planned Parenthood abortion business has filed a countersuit against the state of Missouri claiming it has a right to traffic teenage girls to other states for secret abortions. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is suing Planned Parenthood, accusing the organization of illegally transporting minors across state lines for abortions without parental consent, a practice he calls a “relentless assault” on parental rights. Planned Parenthood Great Plains now claims a new state constitutional amendment grants them the right to facilitate such procedures.

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UK lawmaker to defer assisted suicide bill until 2029 after pushback

Those in the pro-assisted suicide camp have often lamented Christianity as the inconvenient bulwark standing between them and their agenda. What they fail to see is that such a sentiment is an argument in favor of Christianity, not against it. In what appears to be a severe mercy, the United Kingdom has gotten a chilling glimpse of the future intended by those pushing for the legalization of assisted dying. Dan Hitchens, who has been carefully documenting the proceedings of Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s Assisted Dying committee, detailed ten of the committee’s worst moments:

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Euthanasia rates in Netherlands rise, with 60% increase in deaths for mental illness

Statistics recently released in the Netherlands show that euthanasia rates in the country were 10% higher in 2024 over the previous year, including a shocking 60% rise in deaths for psychiatric reasons. The regional euthanasia review committee (RTE) released the 2024 figures, which show that there were 9,958 euthanasia deaths in 2024, up from 9,068 in 2023. Of those people, 219 died for psychiatric reasons, up from 138 in 2023. It was this number — a 60% increase — that spurred the RTE to urge caution.

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Colorado Dems Push Taxpayer-Funded Abortion for Poor Women to Save the State Money: ‘Birth Is More Expensive’

Colorado Democrats are touting a new reason why the state’s taxpayers should pay for low-income women’s abortions. Not only would it support “equity and fairness in health care,” they say, but aborting more babies is good fiscal policy, too. “A birth is more expensive than an abortion,” Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie said at a committee hearing this week, touting a legislative fiscal analysis that claims taxpayer-funded abortions could save the state a half million dollars or more annually.

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