D.C. charter school sues pro-life advocates for protesting upcoming Planned Parenthood facility
A public charter school is suing sidewalk counselors and other pro-life advocates for allegedly 'yelling' at students, among other things.
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Articles for Month: December 2015
Vatican cardinal’s comments on ‘birth control’ empower population controllers
Cardinal Turkson told the BBC that 'birth control' could help deal with the perceived problem of a 'lack of food' resulting from supposed overpopulation.
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Justice Kennedy’s troubling incoherence
The Fourteenth Amendment right to a mother and a father should take precedence over the less compelling Fourteenth Amendment right to marry and have children.
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Mean Religious Kids? Deserving a sticker for dubious research
This instance is yet another example that when it comes to the headlines, you cannot believe everything you read!
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Status of Québec euthanasia law remains in flux
A doctor in Québec can still be prosecuted if they participate in an act of euthanasia.
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CDC: Gay lifestyle fraught with violence
Some of the alarming statistics include that 26% of homosexual men and 37% of bisexual men experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner.
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Top Senate Democrat: If we protect pro-life consciences ‘all Hell will break loose’
The remark comes from Democrat Senator Dick Durbin from Illinois.
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Kansas appeals court to review state’s dismemberment abortion ban
One pro-life activist suggested that pro-abortionists might have ulterior motives in defending dismemberment.
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Planned Parenthood: Yes, we overbilled the government for reimbursements
Medicaid overbilling continues to haunt Planned Parenthood affiliates, this time in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Abortion facility ‘violence’ down, according to National Abortion Federation
The pro-abortion NAF did not include the destruction of hundreds of thousands of pre-born children in its analysis.
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