Poll: Most Americans Do Not Support Second, Third Trimester Abortions
While the pro-life movement is experiencing some setbacks, a strong majority of Americans still do not support second and third trimester abortions, polling shows.

While the pro-life movement is experiencing some setbacks, a strong majority of Americans still do not support second and third trimester abortions, polling shows.

Thousands of pregnant Russian women have traveled to Argentina to give birth to their children in the South American nation, which automatically grants Argentine citizenship to the newborn child and grants both parents an easy pathway to Argentine citizenship and passports.

Nearly 70 percent of women with a history of abortion describe their procedures as inconsistent with their own values and preferences, with one in four saying their abortions were unwanted or coerced, according to a peer-reviewed study published in the medical journal Cureus.

The state senate passed a bill which would ban abortions after six-weeks — around the time when a baby’s heartbeat can first be detected.

The Catholic Italian Bishops’ Conference (CEI) has reiterated its opposition to surrogacy, likening the practice to renting a woman’s womb while treating the children born of surrogacy as objects.

Conservative groups filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) this week, asking a federal court to compel the agency to release records about how it has handled attacks on churches and pro-life organizations.

The city’s Department of Public Health is looking to start the program to “help ease racial disparities in infant mortality rates.”

An Idaho hospital announced it will end its labor and delivery services in mid-May, “obliquely referring to recent restrictions on abortion” as one of its reasons, ABC News reported on Wednesday.

Democrat lawmakers in California introduced a 17-bill package last week aimed at making the state an “abortion haven” — but those bills are just part of a larger 45-policy wish list being pushed by the abortion lobby.

Nearly 200 left-leaning human rights organizations sent a letter to the United Nations (U.N.) on Thursday, accusing the United States of being “in violation under international human rights law” because some states have passed laws protecting unborn babies from abortion following the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.

Washington State lawmakers passed a law on Tuesday which would shield women who travel from out of state for abortions, Fox News reported.

Garland admitted that the DOJ has prosecuted more pro-life activists than pro-abortion extremists following the Dobbs decision.

An “underground abortion pill network” shipped at least 20,000 packs of abortion pills across the country.

More than 60 percent of women who had abortions “report high levels of pressure to abort from one or more sources, and those same women report higher levels of subsequent mental health and quality of life issues.”

Tennessee “would become one of the top spending states” on organizations that help pregnant women in need of resources.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) is expected to sign a bill which will enshrine the “right” to an abortion without limits.

The Spanish national leftist government has threatened to take the region of Castille and León to the constitutional court over proposed pro-life policies aimed at reducing abortions in the region. The Spanish Ministry of Health has called on the region

The change comes after Democrats pushed the term “pregnant people,” only to despair the “loss of women’s rights” after Roe was overturned.

The Ontario Ministry of Health announced on Friday that “pregnant individuals” are now eligible to schedule coronavirus vaccine appointments.

A new Utah law that will require biological fathers to pay for half of a woman’s pregnancy costs will take effect May 5.

People traffickers in the Mediterranean sea are allegedly using pregnant women as “weapons” to encourage public sympathy for mass migration.

Republican-led states, such as Utah, are pushing for legislation that seeks to protect pregnant women and their unborn babies.

A government advisory committee has advised against pregnant women having the new coronavirus jab because there is not enough data on its safety for that demographic.

Surgeon General Jerome Adams warns marijuana use is particularly dangerous for the developing brain in young people and pregnant women.
