On August 4, Kansans will have a chance to push back on a rocketing abortion rate that has grown exponentially in the years following the Kansas Supreme Court’s 2019 decision to enshrine abortion in the state constitution. The case related to…
On August 4, Kansans will have a chance to push back on a rocketing abortion rate that has grown exponentially in the years following the Kansas Supreme Court’s 2019 decision to enshrine abortion in the state constitution. The case related to…
After lawmakers suspended the chamber’s rules to fast-track its passage on the final day of formal sessions, the Massachusetts Senate approved “An Act Prioritizing Patient Access to Care,” a bill that would remove the state’s current 24-week…
Pro-life advocates are pressing Republican lawmakers block federal funding for the Planned Parenthood abortion company after a one-year defunding provision expired That allowed the nation’s largest abortion business to again receive more than…
The Seoul Administrative Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Women on Web, the notorious “non-profit” that mails abortion pills worldwide through its website, ruling that the government’s ban was not unlawful, according to Shin Hye-Yeon. “The…
A Jamaican doctor and pro-life advocate has strongly criticized the widespread availability of abortion in the Caribbean nation, declaring it “way too easy” and a travesty that is fueling the nation’s low birth rates at a time when officials are…
Colorado citizens legalized assisted suicide by approving Proposition 106 in 2016 which came into effect in 2017. In 2024, Colorado passed assisted suicide Bill SB 068 expanding their assisted suicide law by: permitting non-physicians to…
Catholics and pro-life advocacy groups are decrying what they describe as pro-abortion judicial activism by Mexico’s Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation. They are warning that draft rulings and related decisions are advancing the country…
Next Tuesday, Kansans will decide whether they will join 21 others states in electing their justices to their Supreme Court. “Kansas started with a popular vote selection process in 1861,” according to the Kansas Information Network. “In 1958…
Not sure if even the classic horror movies went this far, but three doctors are pushing a plan that would kill people by taking their organs for transplant. Of course it would be all right because the victims would have requested euthanasia…
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