Iowa court’s stay allows Planned Parenthood to continue webcam abortions
The remote abortifacient dispensing scheme has long been criticized by pro-life advocates across the country.
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Articles tagged Telemed
Planned Parenthood appeals after judge upholds Iowa ban on webcam abortions
The abortion giant has asked the Iowa Supreme Court to stay an August 19 district court ruling.
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Judge upholds Iowa law; telemed abortion to end in 30 days
Polk County District Judge Jeffrey Farrell ruled, "There are legitimate [health and safety] reasons to support the board’s decision."
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Democratic rep says ‘colic, sleepless nights,’ learning disabilities may be good reasons to abort
“We have the right to make those decisions,” she said during the debate on a pro-life bill.
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Oklahoma Court reaffirms decision against law regulating RU-486; case returns to SCOTUS
Charmaine Yoest, the president of Americans United for Life (AUL), said today that the Oklahoma Court’s ruling continues “a pattern of issuing strained decisions to strike down abortion regulations.”
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Iowa votes to end telemed abortions as early as November
“The babies win today in Iowa,” said Troy Newman, president of Operation Rescue.
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Planned Parenthood cries foul after pro-lifer e-mails Iowa governor: ignores own ‘e-mail-gate’
Planned Parenthood is going into overdrive to find ways to protect their lucrative webcam abortion business as the state board of medicine considers banning the dangerous procedure.
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Democratic governor will not sign Missouri anti-telemed bill; becomes law anyway
Jay Nixon of Missouri allowed the pro-life measure to become law without signing or vetoing it.
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Breaking: North Carolina House passes milder pro-life bill after governor’s veto threat
Governor Pat McCrory, a Republican, threatened to veto the Senate version unless “significant changes” were made.
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Planned Parenthood sues Texas for cutting off state funds, abortion expands in Vermont, and more
A state round-up of pro-life, pro-family news.
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