Scientists Turn Ethical Embryonic-Like Stem Cells Into Heart, Blood Cells
Stem cell researchers continue to make progress with induced pluripotent stem cells or iPS cells, which are embryonic-like stem cells that don't require the destruction of human life to obtain. After their discovery last year, pro-life groups hailed the cells as an ethical alternative to embryonic stem cell research. Click here to read more.

Pro-Life Group Tags Barack Obama for Making More Abortion First Priority
A pro-life group is tagging Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama for a speech he gave last year at a Planned Parenthood forum. Obama indicated the first action he would take as president would be signing a comprehensive pro-abortion bill that would entrench Roe v. Wade. "Well, the first thing I'd do as president is, is sign the Freedom of Choice Act," Obama said at a July 17 event for the nation's leading abortion business.Click here to read more.

Scientists Admit Embryonic Stem Cell Research Hasn't Been Successful
While pro-life advocates have repeated the mantra for years that embryonic stem cell research hasn't helped a single patient while adult stem cells have already been used in humans afflicted with dozens of diseases, a leading scientist in England is beginning to admit defeat.He conceded in an interview that the controversial science may never deliver new treatments for diseases.Click here to read more.

Choose Life License Plate Leader Says Success Continues Nationwide
The head of a national group that has helped get Choose Life license plates in states across the country says the plate campaign continues moving ahead. Russ Amerling says that the plates are in 17 states and counting and that five more states have active campaigns to allow motorists to purchase them in their states. Click here to read more.

Barack Obama's Pro-Abortion Baby is "Punishment" Comment Upsets Black Leader
An African-American pro-life leader says she's very upset to hear of the recent remarks pro-abortion Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama made recently. Obama shocked pro-life advocates when he said "I am going to teach them first of all about values and morals. But if they make a mistake, I don't want them punished with a baby," Obama said. Day Gardner, the president of the National Black Pro-Life Union, told LifeNews.com on Thursday she's blown away by Obama's comment. Gardner worries Americans will be "punished" with a president who won't stand up for the lives of all people, either before or after birth. Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood Abortion Business Makes $1 Billion Income for First Time
A new annual report from Planned Parenthood shows the nation's largest abortion business has made over $1 billion in income for the first time in its history. The non-profit pro-abortion group shows the historical gain in its new annual report covering 2006-2007. While Planned Parenthood made $972 milion in its 2005-2006 annual report, last fiscal year it brought in $1.017 billion.Click here to read more.

Addicted to Death: Dutch Subjected to More Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia
When euthanasia was quasi-legalized in the Netherlands by court order in 1973, access to mercy killing and assisted suicide were supposed to be limited to the very few. The killing would all be governed by euthanasia guidelines that, the Dutch people were assured, would protect against abuse. These included repeated requests, a lingering desire for death, second medical opinions, and a requirement that euthanasia was the only way to eliminate severe pain or suffering. It hasn't turned out that way, of course. Click here to read more.

Congressional Bid Official
Convicted murderer and assisted suicide crusader Jack Kevorkian made his candidacy for a Detroit-area Congressional seat official on Monday. Kevorkian says his main agenda as a member of the august body would be promoting the Ninth Amendment as allowing a right to assisted suicide.Click here to read more.

Justice Antonin Scalia: Courts Shouldn't Decide Key Moral Issues Like Abortion
Justice Antonin Scalia told students at Mississippi State University on Thursday that the nation's high court shouldn't be determining the legality of key moral issues like abortion. He said the high court is no more suited to determine if abortion should be legal than the average voter. Scalia is a long-time proponent of overturning Roe v. Wade and letting states have the ability to determine their own abortion laws. Click here to read more.

Pro-Life Student Group Releases Full Tape of Abortion Speaker at NEA-Based Event
A pro-life student group has released the full copy of the tape it made of late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller, who spoke at a pro-abortion event hosted at the National Education Association's building. During the speech abortion advocates applauded Tiller for showing pictures of babies who became victims of abortions. Members of Students for Life of America released the video footage on YouTube from the March 9 Feminist Majority Foundation event on Wednesday. Click here to read more.

In 'Horton' Movie, Abortion Foes Hear an Ally
"I meant what I said and I said what I meant. And an elephant's faithful, 100 percent."That's one of Horton the elephant's best-known mottoes. But with a movie version of Dr. Seuss' much-loved children's book opening Friday, another Horton saying has drawn attention from activists who see a message in the movie — a message that suits their purpose.That message: "A person's a person, no matter how small.""Exactly," say abortion foes. Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood Watchdog Releases New List of Corporate Supporters
A leading pro-life group that monitors Planned Parenthood and companies that support the nation's largest abortion business has released a new list of corporate supporters. Life Decisions International says 160 companies have stopped backing the pro-abortion group since its boycotts began. Several companies appeared on the boycott list for the first time include the Carlson Companies, which oversees numerous well-known hotel chains such as Country Inns & Suites, Park Inn, Park Plaza, Radisson, and Regent. Click here to read more.

Eliot Spitzer Canceled Meeting With Pro-Abortion Group to Respond to Scandal
New York Governor Eliot Spitzer made national news yesterday over a scandal that has him allegedly having sexual relations with a prostitute. Pro-life advocates responding to the news said they found it ironic that the governor had to cancel a meeting with a pro-abortion group to respond to the charges. Spitzer is a well-know pro-abortion activist who is behind a bill in the New York legislature that would repeal any pro-life limits on abortion and make legal abortions the law of the state. Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood Targets Alaska Natives for More Abortions, Rates Skyrocket
Most pro-lifers know that Planned Parenthood is in the business of targeting minorities. Four out of five Planned Parenthood clinics are located in minority neighborhoods, with Blacks as the primary target. About one-third of all abortions are performed on blacks, even though they make up only 13 percent of the population. The organization, which receives over $300 million in government funding each year, even accepts contributions specifically designated for the elimination of black babies. Click here to read more.

Defending Phill Kline - How Officials Should Hold Abortion Industry Accountable
In 2005, Planned Parenthood listed this man as one of "Seven Politicians You Don't Want In Your Bedroom." He has been called an "anti-abortion zealot," and a "crusader." He has been accused of putting his own religious convictions ahead of the rule of law. He even has a website dedicated solely to denouncing him. His name is Phill Kline, and the Population Research Institute would like to officially rise to his defense." Click here to read more.

British Woman Committed Suicide After Abortion of Twins Over Extreme Grief
A British court held a hearing yesterday on a case of a young 30-year-old woman who committed suicide after the abortion of her twin babies. Emma Beck left a suicide note and said she faced such an intense period of grief afterwards and regret over the deaths of the babies that she killed herself "to be with them." Click here to read more.

Congress Votes Next Week on Allowing Pro-Abortion Groups HIV/AIDS Funding
Members of Congress have recessed this week to mark Presidents' Day, but one of the first votes on the docket when they return is an intense debate on whether to open international AIDS/HIV funding to pro-abortion groups. Pro-life organizations are asking for calls and emails urging a no vote.Click here to read more.

Ethical Method of Creating Embryonic-Like Stem Cells Overcomes More Hurdles
The new direct reprogramming method of turning skin or other types of cells into those that have embryonic-like properties has overcome more hurdles. Professor Shinya Yamanaka announced this weekend that his team has found a way to grow the cells without inducing tumors.Click here to read more.

British Woman Upset by Abortion Offer After Hospital's Wrong Miscarriage Diagnosis
A British woman is upset after a hospital offered her drugs to cause an abortion after she learned it wrongly informed her that the baby would eventually die in a miscarriage. The woman says officials compounded her grief about the supposed death of her unborn child with its offer to kill her baby, who is due in June.Click here to read more.

Oregon Man Kills Wife, Tests Assisted Suicide Law on Voluntary Euthanasia
An Oregon man has killed his disabled wife in a test of the one-of-a-kind state law that allows assisted suicide there. John Roberts says his wife Virginia was afflicted with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease and he took her life to see if the state would allow him to get away with voluntary euthanasia, or so-called mercy killing. Wesley J. Smith, a bioethics watchdog and noted author and attorney, commented on the case and said this kind of case leads to the slippery slope from assisted suicide to euthanasia.Click here to read more.

Lauren Richardson Becomes Next Terri Schiavo as Parents Debate Euthanasia
A Delaware woman has become the next Terri Schiavo as her parents engage in a massive legal and philosophical debate about whether to subject her to euthanasia. Richardson is a 23-year-old woman who overdosed on heroin in August 2006 while she was three months pregnant with a baby girl. Click here to read more.

Former Abortion Practitioner DeHenre Found Guilty of Killing His Wife
Former Mississippi and Alabama abortion practitioner Malachy DeHenre has been found guilty by a grand jury of killing his wife. DeHenre, who has lost his medical license in three states over botched abortions, had pleaded not guilty to charges that he killed his wife, Dr. Mysha Rose DeHenre, 10 years ago. However, a Jones County Circuit Court jury unanimously convicted DeHenre of manslaughter after deliberating for just 45 minutes. Click here to read more.

Republican Debate: Huckabee Talks Pro-Life, Romney and McCain Judges
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee expanded on his pro-life views during the Republican presidential debate on Wednesday night. His opponents John McCain and Mitt Romney discussed their views on the kinds of judges they would appoint if given the chance to name nominees to the Supreme Court. Huckabee said he thinks it’s important for the Republican Party to “talk about why the issue of right-to-life is important.” Click here to read more.

Terri Schiavo's Brother Bobby Schindler Endorses Mike Huckabee for President
Terri Schiavo's brother Bobby Schindler has endorsed Mike Huckabee for president and his support could help the former Arkansas governor receive more votes today in Florida. Schindler has been an outspoken advocate of the disabled and his family's foundation has helped patients like Terri get appropriate medical treatment. Schindler says he supports Huckabee for his views on the sanctity of life. "I am pleased to announce my personal support of Governor Mike Huckabee’s candidacy for President of the United States," Schindler said. Click here to read more.

Senators Behind US Cloning Ban Blast British Human-Animal Cloning Effort
The two leading senators who are behind a bill that would ban human cloning in the United States are condemning the British government's approval of research allowing the creation of human-animal hybrids. Sens. Sam Brownback, a Kansas Republican, and Mary Landrieu, a Louisiana Democrat, say the UK cloning effort is unethical.Click here to read more.

Mike Huckabee Leads Georgia Abortion Rally for Proposed Pro-Life Amendment
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee led a crowd of more than 5,000 Georgia residents at a pro-life rally on Tuesday. Huckabee spoke of his pro-life views and the rally served as an event to help spark the promotion of a constitutional amendment that would restore personhood to unborn children.Click here to read more.

Chinese Couple Will Get Court Hearing in Brutal Forced Abortion Case
A Chinese couple who have filed a lawsuit against family planning officials over a forced abortion that has left the couple unable to have children may get a court hearing. The suit involves a woman who, in the ninth month of her pregnancy, was forced to have an abortion because the couple violated the nation's laws. Just days before she was scheduled to give birth, authorities took Jin Yani from her home to an abortion center. Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood Watchdog Releases New List of Corporate Supporters
A leading pro-life group that monitors Planned Parenthood and companies that support the nation's largest abortion business has released a new list of corporate supporters. Life Decisions International says 160 companies have stopped backing the pro-abortion group since its boycotts began.Several companies appeared on the boycott list for the first time. Click here to read more.

Biotech Firm Claims to Have Used Human Cloning to Create Unborn Child
Scientists at a private research firm say they are the first to have successfully cloned a human being, publishing a report in the medical journal Stem Cells to that effect. Researchers at the California-based Stemagen claim to have taken the skin cells from two adult males and implanted the nuclei of those cells in human egg cells.If the company's claims are true, they are the first to engage in human cloning, even if only making human embryos in a petri dish. Click here to read more.

Suspect in Killing of Pregnant Marine Could Face Federal Unborn Victims Law
If he's found guilty, the man who authorities think is responsible for killing a pregnant Marine could be subjected to a federal law that provides justice when a pregnant woman and her unborn child are killed or injured. Marine Cpl. Cesar Armando Laurean is accused of killing Lance Cpl. Maria Lauterbach and her unborn child after Lauterbach accused Laurean of sexually abusing her. Officials found the bodies of Lauterbach and her unborn child in Laurean's backyard this weekend. Click here to read more.

Adult Stem Cell Research Showed Trmendous Success in 2007 Studies
Adult stem cell research had an impressive track record as of 2006 -- over 1100 FDA approved clinical trials in the United States for 72 different illnesses and disabilities. Currently, peer-reviewed studies have documented over 1400 FDA approved trials[2] for 73 different conditions in humans where patient health has been improved through adult stem cell therapy.[3] Click here to read more.

John McCain Questioned on His Opposition to Abortion, GOP Pro-Life Platform
A pro-life advocate who works within the Republican Party is questioning presidential candidate John McCain's opposition to abortion and his position on a human life amendment. McCain has a strong pro-life voting record in the Senate on abortion but has come under fire before for apparently flip-flopping on whether he supports the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Click here to read more.

John McCain Pulls Out New Hampshire Victory, Romney and Huckabee Follow
As expected, John McCain pulled out a victory in New Hampshire that will likely revive his campaign after taking a hit in Iowa and put him in league to complete with second place finisher Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, who won the Iowa caucuses. Previous lifeNews.com reports indicated New Hampshire Republican are not as pro-life as those in Iowa or in upcoming presidential battleground states like Michigan and South Carolina. Click here to read more.

Pro-Abortion Group Fails to Help Hillary Clinton Win Iowa, Women Voters
Emily’s List spent half a million dollars and contacted more than 60,000 voters in Iowa to support Hillary Clinton but the wealthy pro-abortion group failed to deliver the votes. Clinton not only finished in third place, but she lost the vote of both women voters and those new to the Iowa Democratic caucus to pro-abortion candidate Barack Obama.The group devised a buddy system to get voters to the polls, phoned and phoned again. All to no avail. Click here to read more.

Exit Polling Data Explains Mike Huckabee, Barack Obama Iowa Victories
Exiting polling data conducted by the major political news networks provides some focus as to how and why Mike Huckabee and Barack Obama captured victories in Iowa Thursday night. Both candidates did well with women voters and pro-life evangelical voters provided a margin of victory for Huckabee. Click here to read more.

Leading Democrats Clinton, Obama, Edwards Demand Pro-Abortion Justices
During the Democratic presidential debate last night in Nevada, all the leading candidates for the party's nomination said they would demand that any appointee to the Supreme Court support abortion. They each said they would only send the Senate nominees who want to uphold the Roe v. Wade decision. Click here to read more.

Cardinal Says Catholic Support for Pro-Abortion Democrats "Scandalous"
A leading Catholic cardinal says Catholic voters who continue to support the Democratic Party despite its pro-abortion stance are doing the Church a disservice.

He says the party has been openly hostile to pro-life advocates and Catholic support for pro-abortion Democratic candidates "borders on scandal." Click here to read more.

For Mike Huckabee, Opposing Abortion Isn't Just About His Christian Views
Mike Huckabee gave an interview on Sunday in which he said that his opposition to abortion isn't just because he is a Christian. He said he beliefs are based on the Constitution and the idea that human beings have an intrinsic value that government has no right to take away. Huckabee shared his pro-life views on with Tim Russert on NBC's "Meet the Press," a popular Sunday talk show that frequently features political figures. Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood: Trusted Health Provider or Greedy Abortion Business?
Planned Parenthood prominently displays phrases such as “trusted local provider of health information and services” on many of its affiliates’ web sites. Do its actions back up its words? Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri joined legal action to prevent enforcement of a new Missouri law. The law requires abortion clinics to comply with the same health standards as other medical clinics. Planned Parenthood stated the stringent requirements could result in the closing of abortion businesses that are unable to comply. Click here to read more.

"Superman Returns" Producer Jon Peters Faces Abortion-Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
Jon Peters, the producer of the 2006 movie "Superman Returns," is the subject of an employment discrimination lawsuit two former employees have filed against him. One of the women in question says Peters fired her because she was pregnant and refused his suggestion to have an abortion in order to keep her job. Click here to read more.

Pro-Abortion Group Still Supports Hillary Clinton as Women Voters Flee
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton may be dropping in the polls but a leading pro-abortion organization isn't giving up on its efforts to hand her the nomination. Emily's List continues to sink hundreds of thousands of dollars into efforts to prop up her candidacy. The organization has been backing Clinton in Iowa, the first presidential contest, with a web site and Internet ads designed to increase her support among women. Click here to read more.

Barack Obama Has Cozy Relationship With Pro-Abortion Planned Parenthood
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama is getting renewed attention from voters and has caught pro-abortion rival Hillary Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire polls. While some voters appreciate his fresh perspective, Obama has a long-standing relationship with the nation's leading abortion business. As LifeNews.com profiled earlier, Clinton has attacked Obama for voting present on several abortion-related bills while he was a member of the Illinois state legislature. Yet, those votes came only because he worked intimately with the Illinois Planned Parenthood Council in a concerted effort to try to defeat the pro-life bills. Click here to read more.

Hillary Clinton Avoids Question on Abortion and Social Security Problems
Campaigning in Iowa with just two weeks to go before the first presidential battles begin, pro-abortion Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton largely avoided a question of how abortion is hurting social security. A woman in the audience said abortion is going to make it harder to keep the system afloat. Joanne Duncalf, a 61-year-old from Clarion, Iowa, asked the kind of question that normally doesn't come up at a Clinton campaign stop. Click here to read more.

'Juno': The Movie Pro-Aborts Will Hate
The movie "Juno" will be released in six days, on Christmas, and I can't wait. I previewed it a month ago and loved it. That means pro-aborts will hate it. "Juno" is a great story that undermines almost all their talking points.

"Juno" is the third in an unplanned pregnancy movie trilogy, the others being "Waitress" and "Knocked Up," in which a girl undergoes a crisis but heroically rejects abortion. Click here to read more.

Time Magazine Poll Finds 55% of Americans Oppose 96% of Abortions
Time magazine has released the results of a new abortion poll that finds a majority of Americans want virtually all abortions made illegal. The poll specifically finds about 55 percent of the public is opposed abortions in 96 percent of the cases in which women have them. Click here to read more.

Martin Luther King, Jr's Niece: Black Hopelessness Tied to Abortion
A new poll released by the Pew Research foundation finds that less than half of African Americans believe life will get better for them. Dr. Alveda King, the niece of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., says that hopelessness found in the black community is because of how abortion is adversely affecting it. "Children are the future. When you destroy your children, you destroy hope," Dr. King said. Click here to read more.

Emergency Records Reveal Abortion Center's Callousness to Injured Woman
Records from emergency services in Massachusetts reveal the callousness abortion business staff had towards a woman who had just been victimized by a botched abortion that would eventually result in her death. Transcripts of a 911 call reveal what one pro-life group calls a "cold-hearted dispassion." Laura Smith, a 22-year-old from Honduras, died in September after getting an abortion from Rapin Osathanondh at the Women Health Center abortion business. Click here to read more.

Ethical Stem Cell Research Method Conquers Cancer Concern, Cures Mice
Two weeks ago, scientists from Japan and Wisconsin announced they had come up with a method of converting adult stem cells into an embryonic-like state. The scientists have furthered their own work by showing that they can produce the iPS cells without the cancer gene that was a focus of concern. After Dr. Yamanaka first announced that his team had created the "induced Pluripotent Stem cells" (iPS cells) directly from skin cells without having to destroy human embryos, some scientists discounted the value of iPS cells, claiming that they're a cancer risk. They also claimed it could take years to prove that iPS cells are as useful as embryonic stem cells or cloning. Last week, however, Dr. Yamanaka continued to silence critics by producing the cells without the cancer gene. Click here to read more.

Mike Huckabee: Pat Robertson Abandoned Pro-Life Values Backing Giuliani
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee says in a new interview that religious figure Pat Robertson abandoned his pro-life values when he endorsed pro-abortion candidate Rudy Giuliani. While Huckabee hopes to be the GOP nominee, he says he would support Giuliani over any of the Democrats. "It seems that the leaders of the past, those who have been looked to as the bell cows of the movement, are completely out of step with their own followers lately," Huckabee said. Click here to read more.

Bella Movie's Lead Actor Talks More About Baby He Saved From Abortion
Millions of Americans have enjoyed the soft pro-life theme of the movie Bella, that has been one of Hollywood's success stories despite the limited number of theaters showing the film. Now its lead actor Eduardo Verastegui is sharing more details about the baby saved from an abortion as he prepared for his role in the film. Verastegui told LifeNews.com last year that he didn't know much about the issue of abortion when he prepared for his role as Jose. Not knowing of the animosity abortion businesses have towards pro-life advocates, he decided to go to a local abortion facility to learn more about what really happens inside. What occurred, he says, changed his life forever. Click here to read more.

Second Iowa Poll Shows Mike Huckabee Leading Republican Candidates
A second poll of Republicans in Iowa finds Mike Huckabee in the lead and more evidence that he's overtaken Mitt Romney. However, political observers wonder whether Huckabee can put together the campaign apparatus and fund-raising effort needed to win the GOP nomination, even if the Midwestern state supports him next month. A Des Moines Register poll shows Huckabee leading among likely Republican caucus-goers with 29 percent and Romney close behind at 24 percent. Now the question is: Can Huckabee hold the lead? Click here to read more.

Mitt Romney Backs Some Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Opposes Funding
In a new interview, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney reiterated his position when it comes to embryonic stem cell research. The former governor says he opposes the specific creation and destruction of human life to advance science but he says he would support destroying human embryos from fertility clinics. "I'm very much in favor of stem cell research, but in a way which I believe is moral and ethical," he said. Click here to read more.

Bella Movie Audience Keeps Abortion-Themed Film in the Top 20 Nationwide
The audience for the movie Bella, which contains a life-affirming theme on abortion that has touched the hearts of millions, has kept the film in the top twenty at the box office. With the addition of 77 new theaters last weekend, Bella was able to bring in enough in box office sales to remain in 16th place nationwide. In the first few weeks, Bella earned as much as $8,000 per theater and that total would have been higher than any of the per-venue ticket sales of any movie this past weekend, including "Enchanted," "This Christmas," or "Beowulf." Click here to read more.

Mike Huckabee Ties for Lead in National Poll as Rudy Giuliani Slides Down
A new national poll shows former Arkansas Governor and pro-life advocate Mike Huckabee is tied for the lead in the race for the Republican nomination for president. The survey also shows pro-abortion candidate Rudy Giuliani's continuing his downward slide that is evident in polls in the early primary states. The latest Rasmussen Reports daily tracking poll shows Huckabee and Giuliani tied with 18 percent apiece. Click here to read more.

Catholic Bishops Vote for Document Saying Abortion Should Guide Voting
The nation's Catholic bishops on Wednesday overwhelmingly voted for a new document saying that the abortion issue should guide the voting decisions Catholics make. While the Catholic Church recognizes that a variety of political issues are important, the bishops said pro-life issues take precedence. "The direct and intentional destruction of innocent human life is always wrong and is not just one issue among many," the bishops said in the new document. Click here to read more.

Credit President Bush for Promoting Embryonic Stem Cell Research Alternatives
Throughout his presidency, the Science Intelligentsia has castigated President Bush for placing limits on the federal funding of embryonic-stem-cell research (ESCR). Acting as if he had banned ESCR, which of course he hadn’t, “the scientists” and their camp followers in the media and on Capital Hill accused the president of withholding cures from the ill in order to impose his religious beliefs on a reluctant public. Little noted in all of the caterwauling, was that ESCR and human-cloning research (SCNT) have been funded bounteously — to the tune of nearly $2 billion. So what’s really going on here? Click here to read more.

Mike Huckabee Says He's The Strongest Republican on Abortion Issues
When it comes to the Republican presidential candidates, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee insists in a new interview that he is the strongest. He says that's because none of the other top-tier GOP hopefuls support a human life amendment to the Constitution as he does. While Rudy Giuliani is clearly pro-abortion, the human life amendment has been a sticky subject among the leading pro-life Republican candidates. Click here to read more.

British Scientist Who Created Dolly Won't Engage in Human Cloning
The internationally known scientist who created Dolly the sheep has said he will not use his cloning techniques to pursue human cloning. Professor Ian Wilmut's decision is sending shockwaves throughout the scientific world and has pro-life advocates rejoicing that one researcher won't put human life at risk. Wilmut received a license from the British government tow years ago to clone human embryos but he now says he won't pursue it. Click here to read more.

Georgia Congressman Introduces Abortion Bill Saying Life Begins at Conception
Every year in Congress, pro-life members introduce legislation to enshrine legal protection for unborn children into federal law. Though the bills don't have enough votes and can't be considered constitutional until the Supreme Court is pro-life, they're an important reminder of the long-term goals of the pro-life movement. On Wednesday, Congressman Broun announced the introduction of the “Sanctity of Human Life Act," legislation which declares that human life begins at fertilization and is vested at that time with a Constitutionally protected right to life. Click here to read more.

Blade Runner: What Does It Mean to Be Human in a Artificial World?
In our strange and potentially very dangerous world where science fiction and Charles Darwin often collide, a handful of scientists are racing to be the first to create life. According to a flood of recent reports, this artificial life could be as close as six months away. In fact, Pat Mooney, executive director for the science watchdog organization the ETC Group, states: “For the first time, God has competition.” Click here to read more.

New Study Wrongly Claims Dangerous Abortion Drug RU 486 is Safe
The dangerous abortion drug RU 486 has killed thirteen women worldwide and injured more than 1,100 in the United States alone. Yet, a new study in Denmark claims the abortion pill is safe, though it only studied whether the abortion drug caused problems in future pregnancies. The study did not appear to address any of the more immediate medical issues the abortion drug causes women -- such as the lethal infections that have claimed the lives of several American women. Click here to read more.

Pro-Abortion Law Firm: 30 States Would Likely Ban Abortion if Roe Reversed
A leading pro-abortion law firm has released a new report saying thirty states are likely to ban most or all abortions if the Supreme Court reverses the Roe v. Wade decision. The firm also conducted a poll finding many Americans are unaware of pro-life efforts to get abortion bans in place for when the high court overturns the case. The New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights says Roe is under attack like never before with pro-life activists using new strategies at both the state and federal level. Click here to read more.

Fred Thompson Doesn't Back Amendment Banning Abortions, Wants Roe Reversed
Fred Thompson said in an interview on Sunday that he does not support the Republican Party's platform advocating a Human Life Amendment to the Constitution that would afford legal protection to unborn children and ban abortions. Thompson also reconfirmed he supports overturning the Roe v. Wade case that allowed abortions. Thompson was asked if he supported each state making their own abortion laws. "Yeah," Thompson replied. "but to have an amendment compelling—going back even further than pre-Roe v. Wade, to have a constitutional amendment to do that, I do not think would be the way to go." Click here to read more.

Pat Robertson Endorses Rudy Giuliani Despite Pro-Abortion Stance
Evangelical leader Pat Robertson has issued an endorsement for former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani for president despite the Republican candidate's strongly pro-abortion position. The endorsement is already coming under fire from pro-life advocates who say Robertson has betrayed a pro-life community that opposes Giuliani. Click here to read more.

Fox News Poll Makes It Clear Again That Americans Oppose Most Abortions
A new poll conducted for the Fox News Channel reveals that a majority of Americans oppose the overwhelming majority of abortions that take place in the United States. The Opinion Dynamics polling firm found that most people agree that abortion should be allowed in the very rare “hard cases” but a majority oppose the use of abortion for social reasons. Click here to read more.

Mike Huckabee Pledges Support for Constitutional Amd Banning Abortions
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee says he favors an amendment to the Constitution that protects human life and will ban abortions on a nationwide scale. His comments follow those of GOP hopeful Fred Thompson who said Sunday he opposes an amendment but wants Roe v. Wade overturned. Thompson told a television news program that he doesn't favor an amendment because he thinks states should be free to pass their own laws legalizing or prohibiting abortions. Click here to read more.

National, State Polls Show Support for Pro-Abortion Rudy Giuliani Dropping
Rudy Giuliani continues to drop in national and state polls following a seminal survey issued just two weeks ago by the Des Moines Register. That poll was the first to show Giuliani's campaign hurting as more Republicans recognize his pro-abortion view and newer polls show his numbers continuing to drop. Click here to read more.

Lawsuits by Former Abortion Staff Reveal Planned Parenthood's Problems
I recently got my hands on two lawsuits filed this year by former employees against Planned Parenthood Chicago Area and its CEO, Steve Trombley. I've tried to imagine what it's like to be on the inside of PP, particularly its upper echelon. But when a business' lifeblood is abortion, I'm sure we will not begin to fathom the depths of its depravity until someone finally writes that tell-all book. So the only real glimpses we have until then are anecdotal stories and lawsuits, so back on point: Click here to read more.

Sixty Pro-Life Groups Ask Congress to Block Funding Planned Parenthood
A coalition of sixty pro-life groups have signed onto a letter to every member of the House and Senate asking that Congress stop providing federal funds to Planned Parenthood. The letter follows the more than 100 charges a Kansas county attorney has leveled against an abortion business there. Click here to read more.

Second New Poll Shows Majority of Americans are Pro-Life on Abortion
A second poll in as many weeks is showing that a majority of Americans are pro-life when it comes to abortion. Last week, a CBS News survey showed over half of the public opposes most or all abortions and now a new poll from Bloomberg News and the Los Angeles Times has found the same thing. Click here to read more.

Bella Sees Strong Sales on Opening Weekend, 2nd Highest Per Theater
Bella, the pro-life themed movie that has the potential to change hearts and minds on abortion, opened solidly with $1.3 million over the weekend in a limited release in just 31 cities. Though other movies achieved higher gross sales, they needed significantly more theaters to do so. The film stars Eduardo Verastegui as a former soccer player who learns the value of human life and helps a pregnant waitress, played by Tammy Blanchard, appreciate the value of the baby she's carrying. Click here to read more.

Fox News Airs Abortion Documentary Saturday, Will Show an Abortion
The Fox News Channel is set to focus on the abortion choices of three women this weekend in a new documentary covering the sensitive issue. "Facing Reality, Choice" is set to air on Saturday evening and the show will focus on three pregnant women and their abortion choices, but it may not present the full facts of abortion. Click here to read more.

Republican Candidates Challenge Each Other on Abortion in GOP Debate
The Republican presidential candidates had one of their more contentious debates on Sunday as they debated which of the hopefuls is more in tune with the beliefs of pro-life advocates. With one of the more stalwart pro-life Republicans in Sam Brownback dropping out of the race, remaining candidates sought his pro-life mantle. Click here to read more.

Family of Woman Who Died at Massachusetts Abortion Center Speaks Out
The family of a woman who died from an abortion at an abortion business in this Massachusetts city is speaking out about her death and wondering why the mainstream media has refused to cover it. Laura Hope Smith, who was 22-years-old, apparently died after suffering hemorrhaging caused by an abortion obtained at Women Health Center. Click here to read more.

Thousands of Pro-Life Students Will Silently Protest Abortion Next Week
Thousands of pro-life students will silently protest abortion next week by donning tape or bandanas over their mouths in an effort to "speak up" for unborn children who can't speak up for themselves. The fourth annual Pro-life Day of Silent Solidarity is a day for pro-life students to impact their peers on abortion. Click here to read more.

Poll Shows Republicans Not United on Best Candidate Against Abortion
A new poll finds that black pro-life voters are more likely to support Republican candidates than African-American voters overall, but that they still tend to vote for Democrats. The survey also found that blacks and Hispanics are more likely to oppose abortion and embryonic stem cell research than white Americans. Click here to read more.

Poll Shows Republicans Not United on Best Candidate Against Abortion
A new poll of Republican voters finds them not united on the best choice to handle key social issues like abortion. In each of the three first primary battleground states, GOP voters see a different candidate as the best one on the issue. Click here to read more.

Young Adults Tend to Lean Pro-Life
They’re called Echo Boomers because many of them are the children of Baby Boomers. Harris Interactive asked 18- to 30-year-olds how they felt about controversial issues facing society. Their answers were startling. For instance, only 45 percent say they support abortion, and just 47 percent are in favor of embryonic stem-cell research. “I think the young people are benefiting from the fact that now we know so much more about the development of the baby in the womb than we did in 1973," said Colleen Parro with the Republican National Coalition for Life. Click here to read more.

Aurora Pro-Life Advocates Sue Planned Parenthood Over Bad Comments
The next chapter in the abortion saga in Aurora, Illinois has opened as pro-life advocates have filed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood over potentially libelous comments. During the battle over the new facility, Trombley told one local media outlet that pro-life advocates engage in violence and that was the reason Planned Parenthood kept the new abortion center a secret for so long. Attorney Tom Brejcha of the Thomas More Society, a pro-life law firm, is representing Eric Scheidler and others in the case. He told the Beacon newspaper that the pro-life people opposing the center are non-violent. "It's outrageous libel," he said. "They're a bunch of Rosary-praying Catholics holding a 40-day prayer vigil." Click here to read more.

Pro-Life Advocate Responds to James Dobson on Fred Thompson's Bid
A leading pro-life advocate is responding to comments pro-life leader Dr. James Dobson made last week suggesting that Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson is not worthy of support. Responding to the comments, former GOP presidential candidate Gary Bauer says Thompson is much better than Hillary Clinton. Last week, Dobson said he will not support Fred Thompson for the Republican nomination for president. But Bauer, the former head of the Family Research Council, said pro-life advocates need to consider Thompson to help avoid the “nightmare scenario” where they are forced to choose between abortion advocates Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani. Click here to read more.

Woman May Have Died From Botched Abortion at Massachusetts Facility
Two weeks ago, a Massachusetts woman may have died from an abortion at an abortion business in this southeastern city. The unnamed woman apparently died after suffering hemorrhaging caused by an abortion obtained at Women Health Center in the Cape Cod town of Hyannis. Read the complete story.

Iowa School Defends Decision to Cancel Alveda King's Pro-Life Speech
Roosevelt High School officials are beginning to respond to criticism of its decision to cancel a speech there by leading pro-life advocate Alveda King. The former principal invited Dr. King to address students there but the new principal, Kathie Danielson, canceled the event. Danielson said she thought the talk would be a good one for students to focus on diversity and race issues, but couldn't let it go forward after pro-abortion parents complained. Read the complete story.

Aurora Abortion Center Will Open Tuesday After Reviews Allow Permit
The new Planned Parenthood abortion center in Aurora, Illinois has drawn national controversy and thousands of pro-life advocates in the area have spoken up against it. But city officials released the results of three separate reviews of Planned Parenthood's approval process and found no discrepancies. The city issued Planned Parenthood its permanent residency permit, which will allow it to begin doing abortions at the massive multimillion dollar facility. Read the complete story.

Iowa School Cancels Pro-Life Talk With Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's Niece
A public high school in Iowa is drawing criticism from the pro-life community after it canceled a scheduled talk with pro-life advocate Alveda King. The former Georgia legislator and niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been invited by officials at Roosevelt High School to speak. The former principal invited Dr. King to address students there but the new principal, Kathie Danielson, canceled the event. Read the complete story.

National Debate on Pro-Life Movement Sparked by Georgia Abortion Ban
When pro-life advocates in South Dakota proposed an abortion ban on their state ballot last year, it opened the door to the decades-long debate within the pro-life community about the best way to end abortion. A new effort in Georgia to ban abortions there is sparking a renewed debate. The debate doesn't concern principle, but involves the timing of bills like Georgia's and South Dakota's and whether or not it is wise to send a guaranteed legal challenge to a pro-abortion Supreme Court. Click here to read more.

Alan Keyes Launches Presidential Bid, Seeks Republican Party's Nod
Former ambassador and GOP presidential candidate Alan Keyes has launched another attempt to secure the Republican Party's nomination for president next year. The longtime pro-life advocate says none of the current candidates are adequately representing the positions he espouses.

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One Quarter of Black Population Missing from Abortion Genocide Says Dr. Alveda King
Dr. Alveda King, the niece of legendary human rights campaigner, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., told a meeting of Priests for Life, that the killing of a quarter of the black population of the US has not been from the lynch mobs of her childhood days, but from abortionists, “who plant their killing centers in minority neighborhoods and prey upon women who think they have no hope.

“The great irony,” she said, “is that abortion has done what the Klan only dreamed of.” Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood Can't Open Aurora Clinic on Schedule
At least a dozen women had already made appointments for opening day of Planned Parenthood's Aurora, Ill., clinic — the largest abortion clinic in the nation. But thanks to a judge's ruling today, preborn babies in the area will get to live at least a few days longer. The Aurora City Council has decided not to issue a permanent-occupancy permit for the new building until it can determine whether the project's developer, Gemini Office Development, fully disclosed the purpose of the clinic during the permit process, the Chicago Tribune reports. Click here to read more.

Fred Thompson Appears to Have No Opinion on Terri Schiavo Euthanasia Case
The newest Republican presidential candidate appeared to stumble on Friday while campaigning in Florida. Fred Thompson appeared as if he didn't remember the national controversy surrounding the euthanasia death of Terri Schiavo and presented mixed views on whether Congress should have gotten involved. "I can't pass judgment on it. I know that good people were doing what they thought was best," Thompson said. "That's going back in history. I don't remember the details of it." Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood Under Fire for Accusing Pro-Life Advocates of Violence
In the latest saga in the battle over a new abortion business Planned Parenthood hopes to open next week, its local CEO is under fire for accusing a leading pro-life advocate of engaging in violence. Pro-life groups have engaged in massive protests and called on city officials to prevent the abortion center from opening.

Last week, Planned Parenthood/Chicago Area began to fight back against the onslaught of opposition and its president and CEO Steve Trombley engaged in several interviews. He told one local media outlet that pro-life advocates engage in violence and that was the reason Planned Parenthood kept the new abortion center a secret for so long. "We certainly kept the building of this facility private in an effort not to alert our opposition, who have a history of criminal behavior," Trombley said.

Those comments are coming back to haunt Trombley as the Thomas More Society, a pro-life law firm, has said it will take legal action against him and the pro-abortion group if the comments are not retracted. Click here to read more.

Woman Who Stole Mother's Unborn Baby Can't Use Abortion as Defense
A woman who cut open a pregnant mother's stomach and stole her unborn child can't use the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion case as a defense, a judge has ruled. Lawyers for Lisa Montgomery argued the baby was not a person under law and, therefore, she can't be charged with kidnapping. Click here to read more.

Planned Parenthood’s Recent Hypocrisy
Planned Parenthood and its cheerleaders have long claimed they want abortion to be “safe, legal, and rare.” Let’s examine the recent evidence.  Do they promote things that make abortion “safe, legal, and rare” or do they actually support dangerous practices, ignore legal restrictions, and make decisions likely to increase the rate of abortion? Click here to read more.

Study Calls Abortion Pill 'Safe' for Women
In 2000, the Food and Drug Administration approved the abortion drug mifepristone, also known as RU-486. Since then, it has ended the lives of 500,000 U.S. preborn babies and millions more worldwide, Time.com reports.

Now, a study appearing in the Aug. 16 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine reports that the drug is safe for women in the long term.

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Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee Address Abortion in Latest Republican Debate
The latest Republican presidential debate featured few fireworks on pro-life issues such as abortion or embryonic stem cell research. During Wednesday night's debate, Mitt Romney was asked about his strategy to end abortion and Mike Huckabee called for a human life amendment to the constitution. Click here to read more.

Fred Thompson Makes Presidential Announcement While Republicans Debate
While his Republican counterparts debate in New Hampshire, former Tennessee senator Fred Thompson made an appearance on a late-night television program to announce his presidential bid. After several months of waiting, Thompson told talk show host Jay Leno "I'm running for president of the United States."

"I think Roe v. Wade was a bad decision. I think it was bad law and bad medicine," Thompson said in a recent appearance on CNN. "You don't just get up one day and overturn the entire history of the country with regard to nature and major social policy, without any action by Congress, without any action by the American people or constitutional amendment, and that's what happened," Thompson explained. The former Tennessee senator continued, "It shouldn't have happened. It ought to be reversed." Click here to read more.

Republican Voters Still Don't Know Rudy Giuliani Supports Abortion
A new poll shows that over half of Republican voters can't identify that Rudy Giuliani is the lone GOP presidential candidate who supports abortion. However, the new Pew survey finds that pro-life voters and those who are paying more attention to the presidential race are more likely to know that fact. Among all self-identified Republican voters, just 41 percent are aware that the former New York City mayor is only Republican in the race to favor legalized abortion. Click here to read more.

Woman Sues Nebraska Planned Parenthood, Botched Abortion Nearly Killed Her
A Nebraska woman is suing Planned Parenthood after an abortion at its facility resulted in the perforating of her uterus and a severe loss of blood. The abortion perforated the woman's uterus and, according to doctors who treated her later, could have killed her. The woman had the abortion at the Lincoln facility last month and the abortion perforated her uterus. She was ultimately taken to a local hospital where she lost 80 percent of her blood and experienced severe pain. Click here to read more.

Italy Investigates Botched Abortion of Healthy Twin, Disabled Brother Lives
Officials in Italy are investigating a botched abortion done on twin brothers where the healthy brother became the victim of the abortion and the twin, who has Down syndrome, lived. The disabled brother was the target of the abortion procedure and the case is raising the ugly specter of abortions done to kill disabled people. After doctors realized their mistake, they notified the woman in question. She returned to the hospital to have the disabled baby aborted as well and then reported the doctors to the police. Click here to read more.

Presidents and Abortion: What Pro-Life Advocates Should Seek in 2008
What are pro-lifers looking for in a presidential candidate? Fed up after more than three decades of court-imposed abortion-on-demand, and now tantalizingly close to realizing the 5-4 Supreme Court majority needed to overturn Roe v. Wade, the court's decision declaring a constitutional right to abortion, pro-lifers, the conventional wisdom holds, crave just one thing: a president who will appoint pro-life judges to the Supreme Court. Click here to read more.

George Tiller Reopens Abortion Business, But Few Come for Abortions
Embattled late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller reopened his central Kansas abortion center on Wednesday. However, early reports indicate few women went there for abortions from the practitioner who could face as much as 19 years in prison on charges he did some late-term abortions illegally.

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Pro-Abortion Magazine The Nation Defends Late-Term Abortion Practitioner
That editors at the liberal magazine The Nation take a pro-abortion view is nothing surprising for longtime readers or observers. However, the publication has gone past the evens of even most pro-abortion people by defending Kansas late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller. Tiller has been charged with doing illegal late-term abortions without the consultation of a second physician by none other than a pro-abortion state attorney general. Click here to read more.

Martin Luther King, Jr's Niece Reflects on Abortion at Birmingham Event
Dr. Alveda King, the niece of legendary civil rights advocate Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., participated in the unveiling of historic markers Sunday at the church and parsonage of her late father, the Rev. A. D. Williams King. She said later the event caused her to reflect on King's life and the status of abortion in America. "Roughly one quarter of the black population is now missing," she reflected. King said abortion is a "great irony" because it has decimated the African-American population in ways the Klu Klux Klan never could. Click here to read more.

Kansas Judge Removes Himself From Illegal Late-Term Abortion Case
A Kansas judge has removed himself from a case involving 19 misdemeanor charges filed against late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller. The state's attorney general has accused Tiller of violating a law that requires a second, independent physician to sign off on the late-term abortions. Click here to read more.

CNN's Upcoming Miniseries "God's Warriors" Implies Pro-Lifers are Terrorists
CNN's upcoming miniseries "God's Warriors," hosted by left-wing bias exemplar Christiane Amanpour, looks like it will play the old liberal game of moral equivalence. Amanpour reportedly compares Christian chastity advocates to the Taliban in the miniseries. Even the promos for the miniseries which have been running on CNN for the past few weeks demonstrate the probable "game plan" that Amanpour and CNN have in mind, grouping together pro-life Christian college students protesting in front of the Supreme Court, Jewish settlers on the West Bank, and Islamic radicals. To paraphrase an old children's jingle, "two of these things are not like the other." An "unprecedented six-hour television event," the miniseries will examine "God's Jewish Warriors" on Tuesday night, "God's Muslim Warriors" on Wednesday night, and "God's Christian Warriors" on Thursday night. Click here to read more.

George Tiller Staff Member Quits Job at His Late-Term Abortion Business
Embattled late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller suffered another setback on Wednesday when pro-life advocates announced that one of his lonetime abortion facility employees is quitting her job. Marguerite Reed said she would not be returning to his abortion business if it reopens. Tiller's Wichita-based abortion center is closed while he faces 19 misdemeanor charges accusing him of doing illegal late-term abortions without the approval of a second physician. Click here to read more.

Poll: Iowa GOP Voters Strongly Pro-Life, Would Reject Pro-Abortion Candidate
A newly-released survey of voters in the first presidential battleground state of Iowa find that a strong majority are pro-life. A large majority of those polled also said they would reject a pro-abortion candidate -- which is bad news for Rudy Giuliani, who is the only pro-abortion Republican in the primary race. Click here to read more.

Republican Presidential Candidates Say Straw Poll Validated Pro-Life Views
The top three finishers in Saturday's straw poll responded to their showing by saying their support validated their pro-life stances. For Mike Huckabee and Sam Brownback, the pro-life advocates hoped the straw poll would elevate them to the top-tier while Mitt Romney hoped it would put abortion questions behind him. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, won the event with 31 percent of the vote. During the entirety of the campaign, he has been dogged by questions about his abortion stance because he says he had a change of heart and became pro-life just a couple of years ago. Click here to read more.

Abortion Practitioner George Tiller Gets First Hearing on Late-Term Law
George Tiller, the infamous late-term abortion practitioner in Kansas, got his first hearing on Friday over his challenge to the constitutionality of a law the state's attorney general says he violated 19 times. If the law is upheld and Tiller is convicted on the misdemeanor charges, he could spend 19 years in prison. Tiller is charged with violating a statute requiring a second physician to sign off on any abortions done late in pregnancy. Click here to read more.

House Bill Brought Back on Pain Unborn Children Feel During Abortions
One of the top pro-life members of Congress has reintroduced a bill in the House that tells women of the pain an unborn child feels during an abortion. The bill also requires abortion practitioners to offer mothers a chance to provide the baby pain control before birth in an effort to encourage her to not have the abortion. "Expert testimony and scientific studies have shown that unborn children have the ability to feel pain from 20 weeks of gestation," Rep. Chris Smith explained. "As of now, there are no federal guidelines that require the provider to share this information with a woman seeking an abortion. This legislation would fill that void." Click here to read more.

George Tiller Pleads Not Guilty to Charges of Illegal Late-Term Abortions
Infamous late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller was supposed to be arraigned this week on 19 criminal misdemeanor changes of allegedly illegal late-term abortions. However, in a surprise and hushed move, Tiller pleaded not guilty on Friday to the charges in an effort to avoid the media and pro-life protests. Tiller has been charged by Morrison with violating a law requiring the signature of a doctor vouching that the abortion is medically necessary. He could face 19 years in jail if convicted and sentenced to the maximum prison time. Click here to read more.

Rudy Giuliani Repeats Dubious Adoption Claims During Abortion Debate
During Sunday's Republican presidential debate, pro-abortion former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani was asked to defend his position on abortion. He did so by repeating a dubious claim about the supposed exponential growth of adoptions during his tenure as mayor of one of the most pro-abortion cities in the nation. "But I think ultimately that decision that has to be made is one that government shouldn't make," Giuliani said, restating his pro-abortion views. "Ultimately, a woman should make that with her conscience and ultimately with her doctor." Click here to read more.

Republican Presidential Candidates Feud Over Abortion During Debate
The Republican presidential candidates met for another debate on Sunday in Iowa and found abortion to be among the top dividing issues. The discussion was less about the policy differences between the candidates and more about the latest salvo from the Brownback campaign against his opponents.

Case Raises Legality of Do-It-Yourself Abortions
The prosecution of a Maryland woman for causing the death of a “viable fetus” last week has led to more grisly discoveries and an ethical dilemma for the abortion movement.

Christy Freeman, 37, of Ocean City, Md., has been charged with murder in the death of a preborn son, estimated at 26 weeks, whose remains were found under her bathroom sink. Police suspected Freeman, who showed up at a hospital with heavy bleeding and telltale signs of childbirth, had performed a “self-induced abortion.” They searched her property and found the remains of three other preterm babies.

Commentary on Michael Vick and Abortion: "To hell with the dogs until people count"
By Mychal Massie

Blacks, at the urging of their so-called leadership, are often quick to become incited at the least provocation – real or perceived. At times, this has been well-documented to lead to riot and mayhem.

Now, if there were ever a justifiable time to tear down the personified fences of racial injustice and storm the castles of those who, with forethought and malicious genocidal intent, propagate and perpetuate an injustice so sinister as to be without equal, today should be the day for all blacks to rally. It is a day that so-called black leadership should storm the halls of Congress and demand an end to this evil. But they are silent.

What am I talking about? I'm talking about the furor that now rages over Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick's alleged involvement in dog fighting and the brutal killing and the double standard of same.

In the past seven days, approximately 10,500 unborn, defenseless black children have been murdered by abortionists. Abortionists supported by the "prince" who would be king – Barack Hussein Obama – the Congressional Black Caucus, Jesse Jackson, Julian Bond and the NAACP, and Mark Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League.

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Pro-Life Film Bella Set for October Release
Bella, the heart-warming independent film that took the 2006 Toronto Film Festival by storm, winning the prestigious "People's Choice Award," is in final negotiations with a major U.S. distributor, a representative at Metanoia Films told LifeSiteNews.com. Barring any last-minute glitches in the signing of the papers, the film will be released in theaters across the country on Oct. 26. Many pro-life and pro-family groups across the country and internationally have embraced the film for its unapologetic celebration of life and the beauty of family and for its honest look at the difficult issue of what to do about an unplanned pregnancy.