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Live Action News — Yesterday, conservative commentator Ben Shapiro spoke at the University of California Berkeley, with protesters and security gathered outside. Inside, an interesting interaction occurred between Shapiro and a pro-abortion student during the event’s Q&A, in which the student asked, “Why, exactly, do you think a first-trimester fetus has moral value?” Shapiro answered: A first-trimester fetus […]
He was 16, but you might not have guessed it. As a toddler, the strapping blonde-haired lad suffered an illness that left him brain-damaged and childlike. Still, he was happy and healthy as the proverbial horse. That’s why it was so strange that, when he went to the hospital for a simple cold, he grew […]
LifeSiteNews.com – When Julia Holcomb was sixteen she and a friend contrived to meet Steven Tyler, the frontman of the multi-platinum-selling band Aerosmith, and now co-host of American Idol. Holcomb’s gambit was more successful than she could have imagined. She and Tyler met backstage after an Aerosmith show, and what followed was a passionate and drug-fuelled three-year relationship that nearly […]
The fall 2017 semester is now in full-swing at colleges nationwide. Among the many activities students are participating in, from starting new classes, “crashing” other classes, moving into dorms, getting to know one another, and attending fall semester orientations, the ideology of moral relativism–the idea that all moral rules and standards are to be viewed […]
Pregnant and unwed teenager Maddi Runkles was the subject of countless news reports earlier this year after the administration at her private Christian high school refused to allow her to walk in its graduation ceremonies in order to “teach a lesson regarding her immorality.”While I understand the school’s desire to teach their students lessons about […]
Emily couldn’t stop crying on her drive home. Overwhelmed by the magnitude of her decision and subsequent actions and terrified she’d made the worst mistake of her life, she was desperate for a way out. Emily had just taken the first pill in the regimen for a medication abortion. The pill, making its way through […]
While many in the spotlight are throwing their support and money behind Planned Parenthood, America’s largest abortion chain, there are still many pro-life celebrities who have chosen to use their influence for good. Our friends over at Live Action News put together this list of ten celebrities who are speaking out against abortion. 1. Tim […]
Back in June, actress Martha Plimpton sat casually on the stage of Seattle’s Town Hall at an event hosted by #ShoutYourAbortion. Next to her was former Planned Parenthood medical director and self-proclaimed “Christian” abortionist, Willie Parker, who cites his faith as his reason for performing abortions. Plimpton began the casual interview with Parker by telling […]
The media has done an effective job of condemning many people who have an association with the Ku Klux Klan — but one exception to this seems to be Planned Parenthood’s “beloved” founder, Margaret Sanger. Margaret Sanger is usually described as a “birth control pioneer” who founded Planned Parenthood, but she also met with members […]
On Tuesday, longtime pro-choice activist and Oregon governor, Kate Brown, officially signed into law a bill which forces taxpayers to pay for abortions of both citizens and undocumented immigrants. Constituents will be required to pay taxes that will directly provide abortions, even in the most extreme cases. What is known as the Reproductive Health Equity […]
One of my dear childhood friends got married last week and, as weddings so often go, many tears of joy were shed. As for me, emotions ran high when her little brother walked down the aisle as the ring bearer. He’s an incredible guy–about to start high school, has the best sense of humor and […]
For anyone who’s ever been adopted, it’s a common desire to seek out your biological parents. The people whose blood runs through your veins and whose DNA you’re made up of. For Melissa Ohden, that journey was much different. When she was born, Melissa weighed less than three pounds. She was cared for by NICU nurses […]
