New York Times defends insubstantial coverage of Gosnell trial: calls babies ‘viable fetuses’
The term is baby. The issue is murder. The culprit is Kermit Gosnell, and not because he didn’t use clean forceps.
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Articles for Month: April 2013
40-year-old Virginian abortion facility closing after tougher regulations passed
The owners of the facility cited the expense of meeting the new regulations, as well as a drop in demand, for the decision to close the clinic.
News
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Indian resort town rejects Playboy club
"Playboy is nothing but a glorified dance bar or a glorified prostitution joint," said Michael Lobo, a member of the state assembly.
News
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Paralyzed man’s petition for euthanasia would drive a coach and horses through UK murder law
Paul Lamb is proposing a far-reaching legal change that would remove legal protection from a large number of vulnerable elderly, disabled and sick people.
Blogs
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The debate that wasn’t: New Zealand’s rushed marriage revolution
The refusal of NZ politicians to give any real thought to the issue has been the most frustrating aspect of the process.
Opinion
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‘This baby is alive!’: The heartbreaking story of the abortion and death of Baby Hope
Nurse Lowe named the child Hope and held her until she died, wrapping her in a blanket and singing to her.
Opinion
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Election of pro-family Evangelical to human rights post has Brazilian leftists up in arms
"Marriage is between a man and a woman, that's my position," said Marco Feliciano, a bombastic Pentecostal minister.
News
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Japan leads the world in population collapse
For the first time, elderly outnumber children in the island nation.
News
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Video: Rush says, Media won’t cover Gosnell because it hurts “war on women” theme
The talk show king has mentioned the case at least last two days in a row.
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6 reasons pro-abortionists are blaming pro-lifers for Kermit Gosnell
Planned Parenthood would never acknowledge that tens of thousands of very developed babies who are capable of experiencing pain are being torn apart in their facilities.
Opinion
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