During a heated first public hearing of a special House panel probing the practice of fetal tissue donation, Democrats on the panel who have received contributions to their campaigns from Planned Parenthood condemned the undercover videos produced by Center for Medical Progress – which exposed Planned Parenthood’s apparent practice of selling the body parts of aborted babies to biotech companies – as “fraudulent” and “deceptively edited.”
As much of America sorts out Super Tuesday results, the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in a case that could be a defining moment for the safety and health of women in abortion clinics.
A new Center for Medical Progress (CMP) video and report exposes how Planned Parenthood of Orange County changes abortions in order to harvest intact fetuses that can boost the organization’s sales and, ultimately, profits.
A Kentucky African American pro-life organization and a group of pastors have joined together to protest Planned Parenthood and what it says is the targeting of black women by the abortion business.
The president of Ministers Taking a Stand – a national organization of Pastors and Christian leaders addressing moral and spiritual issues in American culture – is calling on the black community to sever its relationship with the “anti-Christian” Democrat Party as the 2016 election looms.
Civil Rights for the Unborn – the African American Outreach of Priests for Life – will continue to be led by longtime activist Dr. Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and daughter of A.D. King.
Any American who says abortion is not an important issue in the 2016 campaign will get an argument from abortion-business leader Planned Parenthood, which is promising to spend at least $10 million to aid Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in Michigan, Virginia, and Texas.
Hillary Clinton dropped into a bar with her entourage and found herself crashing a bachelor party, a situation that turned into a photo op for the Democratic candidate for president.
The Alaska state Senate has approved a bill by a vote of 11-7 that would bar abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, from teaching sex education in public schools.
Two Missouri schools have fired clothing retailer Lands’ End as their uniform supplier following the company’s decision to feature an interview with feminist and abortion activist Gloria Steinem in its spring catalogue.
University of Missouri assistant professor Melissa Click is out of work, fired by the school’s Board of Curators several months after she was captured on video calling for “some muscle” to physically intimidate a student journalist who was covering a campus protest.
Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards said in an interview with MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell that she appreciated Donald Trump’s statement that her organization does “some very good work,” though not regarding abortions.
In an analysis that compared the 50 state capitals to identify which combines the best in “affordability, a strong economy, high education standards, and overall excellent quality of life,” Hartford, Connecticut was rated the worst U.S. state capital with a capital index score of 39.47.
Pro-life organization Live Action is showing a video series in which a former abortionist uses medical animations to reveal the harsh reality of abortion for both mother and baby.
A Fordham University theological and social ethics professor writes that the radical left could well be using an outbreak of the Zika virus to impose its eugenicist impulses on countries that prohibit abortion.
The president of Planned Parenthood says Ohio’s new law defunding her abortion business will have “devastating consequences” because the measure is “eliminating care for expectant mothers and newborns.”
GOP 2016 contender Donald Trump insists he would eliminate Planned Parenthood’s federal taxpayer funding because it performs abortions. But he’s defending the other work the organization does, which he claims women understand better than he does.
Jeb Bush has quit the presidential race in defeat partly because he spurned the voters’ anger and worries about the one-size-fits-all Common Core education program, along with other problems, including large-scale immigration and political dynasties.
As the celebrant of his father’s funeral Mass, Rev. Paul Scalia said Justice Antonin Scalia saw a divine blessing in the nation’s founding that will be lost when Americans ignore the strong link between religious faith and citizenship.
A Black Lives Matter activist who is also a professor at California State University Los Angeles (CSULA) is threatening Breitbart News senior editor-at-large Ben Shapiro and the conservative Young America’s Foundation (YAF) in advance of Shapiro’s lecture at the school on February 25.
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin (R) says his state has filed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood, claiming the organization performed abortions illegally without a license at its new location in Louisville.
Planned Parenthood’s president, Cecile Richards, told Hillary Clinton supporters in Nevada that–because of Obamacare–55 million women in the United States are getting free birth control.
GOP contender John Kasich says the problem with Obamacare is it doesn’t control the costs of healthcare. His solution, however, would involve using more “federal resources.”
A young man attending a campaign event in South Carolina for John Kasich asked the Ohio governor for a hug after tearfully describing events of the past year of his life that led to his depression.
Gov. John Kasich said Thursday night that he is “pro-Pope,” when he was asked during a CNN Townhall in South Carolina about Pope Francis’ comments about Donald Trump.
Papal biographer and well-known Catholic commentator George Weigel said two years ago that Cardinal Sean O’Malley and fellow bishops who celebrated Mass on the U.S.-Mexico border to urge immigration reform were “politicizing” the Mass.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor says President Obama should quickly nominate a new justice to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who was found dead last Saturday.
An assistant professor in the sociology department at California State University Los Angeles (CSULA) reportedly tore down flyers placed on a hallway bulletin board by a conservative student group and called campus police as he accused the student group of “death threats” he had received.
Sex workers in Nevada say they are offering customers 30 extra minutes of “service,” or a 25 percent discount, if they will caucus or vote for Hillary Clinton on Saturday.
