Category: Sanctity of Life

For over four hours, Hegseth answered various questions, including whether the military should pay for travel related to abortions.“I don’t think that the federal government should be funding travel for abortion,” Hegseth confirmed.

On day one, Donald Trump exited the pro-abortion Paris Climate Accord and the World Health Organization, decrying America’s high financial contributions as a ‘rip-off.’

A new poll shows most young voters want limits on abortion.

Feeling a natural attachment towards the child you’re carrying does nothing to benefit the 14-billion-dollar baby-commodifying industry.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced an executive order last week to protect access to abortion in the state. The executive order says that “reproductive freedom must remain protected and reproductive health care services must remain available in North Carolina…”

A major U.S. HIV/AIDS relief program is facing potential blowback amid reports that the program was used to fund abortions in southeast Africa.

The head of one of Canada’s top pro-life hospices warned Canadians they must stay alert and on guard against the “Death Cult” of the planned expansion of legal euthanasia, reminding people that “no one is safe” from the “killing.” Under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose Liberal government legalized MAiD in 2016, the deadly program has continued to relax its rules on who is eligible for death. Ireland noted how expanding euthanasia will lead it to become a “downward spiral of ever-increasing tolerance for killing with no checks or balances as that power becomes boundless.”

Americans rightly pride themselves on the principle of equal justice. Yet there is a group of highly vulnerable citizens falling through the cracks today: the survivors of abortions. U.S. Representative Ann Wagner (R-MO) and Senators James Lankford (R-OK) and Jim Banks (R-IN) have re-introduced a bill in Congress, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, to right this wrong. The time to finally protect every newborn baby equally nationwide is now.

The Virginia House of Delegates on Tuesday passed an amendment aimed at enshrining induced abortion — the direct and intentional killing of a preborn child — as a constitutional right. The vote was along party lines, with 51 Democrats voting for the amendment and 48 Republicans opposing it.
According to The Virginian Pilot, the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee also voted Tuesday to advance the “reproductive freedom resolution[]” in an 8-6 party line vote. The amendment will need to pass both the House and Senate twice before Virginia voters consider it for final approval in 2026.

Our desire is to obtain legal recognition for the principle that in cases of advanced and inevitably fatal disease . . . the sufferer, after legal inquiry and after due observance of all safeguards, shall have the right to demand and be entitled to receive release.” So began a 1936 debate on the first bill seeking to legalize doctor-assisted death in Britain, eighty-eight years before Parliament advanced Kim Leadbeater’s “assisted dying” bill on November 29.

Medical students from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston created an artificial intelligence (AI) simulator to practice “counseling” women to abort their unborn children. Politico reports that students created the simulation in response to the state’s laws that can punish those who “aid and abet” abortion procedures after a child’s heartbeat can be detected. Students developed the simulation “so they and their colleagues could practice walking someone through the medical risks and benefits of all options — including abortion,” according to Politico.