Abortion

World Down Syndrome Day on March 21 saw many groups and individuals, including pro-life advocates, celebrate the positive impact of those living with Down Syndrome. Fox News co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy and other advocates addressed the concerning statistic that 90% of pregnancies diagnosed with Down Syndrome in utero end in abortion, highlighting the joy and love these individuals bring to the…

The Guttmacher Institute, a pro-choice organization, has released a report indicating that over 60% of abortions in 2023 were conducted using abortion pills, a significant rise following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022. This method of abortion, involving a two-pill regimen, is considered four times more dangerous than surgical abortions and has led to a 500%…

Donald Trump is contemplating endorsing a 15-week abortion ban and Wednesday’s Inside Politics on CNN was eager to denounce it as extreme. In particular, senior political analyst Nia-Malika Henderson portrayed it and Trump’s language on the issue as “very cavalier” and “very callous.”

The hearing dived into the reality of abortion, the selling of baby organs for profit, unethical experiments involving aborted baby parts, and the potential violation of both federal laws and medical ethics.

There will soon be another high-stakes Supreme Court hearing on abortion and the media have already chosen the narrative terrain on which they wish to engage the matter, framing the argument as over access to abortion pills.

The Supreme Court’s repeal of the Roe v. Wade decision in 2022 was greeted as a calamity by people who champion the right to abortions, which certainly includes the national media. But now National Public Radio found some happy news: the number of abortions in America is up!

PBS News Weekend ran yet another propagandistic take on how the lack of access to abortions and treatment of related pregnancy complications was the fault of Catholic hospitals: “Investigation finds policies at Catholic-run hospitals restrict reproductive health care.” From the introduction by weekend anchor John Yang: Tonight on PBS News Weekend, with hundreds of thousands…

The contraceptives, known as "emergency contraceptives," were included in goody bags handed to concert attendees.

With the notable exception of NBC Nightly News, the evening network newscasts fell over themselves to promote the historic nature of Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit to a Minnesota Planned Parenthood clinic- the first of its kind by a sitting president or vice president. The exuberance at the executive cosigning of the continued slaughter of the unborn was quite palpable.

The Heritage Foundation held a panel, "What Americans Need to Know About Abortion Survivors," which included former abortion providers and abortion survivors.

A national pharmacare program, Bill C-64, has been launched in Canada to provide access to contraception and certain medications to around nine million Canadian women using taxpayer funding. The program, initiated by the Liberal-NDP, aims to break down financial barriers to contraception, offering a wide range of options to promote reproductive autonomy. The bill has sparked debate online,…

Hulu’s dramedy Life & Beth, created by and starring notorious Hollywood leftist Amy Schumer, is unfortunately back for a second season, and, as expected, it had plenty of scenes that forced Shumer’s political agenda down our throats. Schumer has a knack for ruining what could otherwise be entertaining shows with her politically-biased storytelling.

Unfortunately, Friday’s CBS Mornings followed the lead of ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Today in forgoing actual critiques of President Biden’s 2024 State of the Union address on Thursday. Instead, it heaped praise on the “fiery” and “fired up” Biden going “on the offensive” and proved he “has the energy, the fire in the belly to serve another four years”.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough recounts a family gathering for his last birthday, at which all his relatives present were republican, pro-life, evangelicals. And yet, they shared "horror stories" of the effects of the overturning of Roe. v. Wade, and found it "devastating."