Planned Parenthood plans to spend at least $18 million in 2014 on elections
The nation's largest abortion provider is on its way to being one of America's most influential players in the 2014 midterm elections.
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Articles for Month: February 2014
The lies in Rolling Stone’s ‘Seven Most Common Lies About Abortion’
Rolling Stone recently published a list of The Seven Most Common Lies About Abortion. The list is mostly a collection of straw man parodies of pro-life talking points rebutted with cherry-picked pro-choice statistics. And it wouldn’t be worth a second of anyone’s time if it wasn’t being passed around social media like wildfire and garnering thousands of comments on Rolling Stone’s site. But it is, so let’s debunk the debunking point by point! 1. “Abortion Causes Breast Cancer.” This lie about abortion is one of the most widely circulated. It’s commonly cited by abortion opponents and CPC employees as a means of scaring patients out of […]
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New study links birth control pill with multiple sclerosis
Women who use the pill may be as much as 50 percent more likely to develop MS.
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Shrinking profits leading women from pornography to prostitution: experts
In the world of porn-on-demand “it's hard to make money in porn,” says Craig Gross, founder of XXXChurch.
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Slovakia angers homosexualists over proposed marriage protection amendment
The socialist government is backing the measure and indicates there is enough support to pass it.
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Angry pro-life moms: Girl Scouts CEO lying about Planned Parenthood connection (VIDEO)
'There is a long history of local councils working with Planned Parenthood. Documented examples go back as far as 1972 and through 2013,' say the moms.
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The crisis is in your own backyard
Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery, claiming the lives of countless women and children.
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New prenatal test will further eugenic targeting of Down syndrome children: ethicist
The test "makes the search part of the overarching search and destroy mission less invasive and more accurate," writes Wesley J. Smith.
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Questions you’re asking about cakes, gays, and religious freedom
When the government starts forcing people to do things that violate their deeply held beliefs, we have a problem.
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Does having a conscience make a doctor unprofessional?
Physicians who refuse to prescribe contraceptives face a difficult challenge, since aggressive contraceptive promotion has left most people unaware of alternatives.
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