Federal judge blocks Oklahoma’s ban on elective abortions during COVID-19
Oklahoma had banned all elective abortions in an effort to free up medical resources to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
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Articles for Month: April 2020
America is going insane due to coronavirus panic
Have we become so cowardly that we readily cede our liberty out of fear of a virus from which 99% of people recover?
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Liberal billionaire George Soros is taking advantage of COVID-19 to reshape America
The chaos following the breakout of the coronavirus pandemic that tanked the financial markets and shut down the U.S. economy is a crisis Soros will not waste.
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COVID-19 panic sees police threatening pro-life sidewalk counselors’ civil rights
In a backward turn of events, pro-lifers following 'social distancing' guidelines are being arrested or threatened with arrest for offering help and hope to moms and dads at risk for abortion.
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Coronavirus is a call for repentance, conversion, return to what’s important
The coronavirus is giving us a time for reflection. There is the opportunity to return to a relationship with God and follow his lead through the wilderness of the current crisis.
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Govt spent over $1 million to fly women to faraway cities for tax-funded abortions
There has been no indication that the Central Booking System, which directs women in Northern Ireland to abortion facilities in Great Britain, offers any alternatives.
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Health adviser: 90-year-olds shouldn’t bother ‘clogging’ hospitals if sick
Professor Sir David King says such patients should refuse hospital treatment because he deems them unlikely to survive at their age.
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French health minister decries ‘alarming’ drop in abortion as country grapples with pandemic
The government has made it easier for women to obtain abortion drugs at home via phone consultations.
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Cdl. Pell unanimously acquitted of sex abuse charge by Australian High Court, will be freed
'It is alarming that a man had to spend nearly 14 months in prison on the uncorroborated say-so of a single accuser, despite having multiple alibis. There is a need for both the police and the public prosecutor to respond to charges of malicious prosecution,' said a former altar boy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne.
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Police fine priest and quarantine him for carrying crucifix through the streets
'I will not pay,' the Italian parish pastor vowed after carrying on a tradition that began more than 300 years ago.
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