 By Dave Andrusko We first started our online publication over 12 years ago. We've had some tremendous response to posts, but none has ever exceeded—in volume or delight—this from June 2001. | | |
 By Dave Andrusko About four paragraphs into the opening page of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," there are these never to be forgotten lines: "There is no doubt that Marley was dead. | |  Editor's note. This first appeared atlifesitenews.com By Patrick B. Craine A pro-abortion doctor is insisting there are strict protocols in place to avoid the awkward problem of having "to deal with a live, aborted infant." |
 By Dave Andrusko In the middle of the story from NBC News Produced Ed Flanagan about a terrible tragedy, there is this very telling sentence: "For many in China, the story brings back uncomfortable memories | | By Dave Andrusko The woman is looking expectantly at the pregnancy test kit and, wham, her eyes light up and she shouts out the window to her husband in the back yard, "Honey… we're pregnant." |
 By Lauren Enriquez "There are so many of them, and they are so young." – Nancy Keenan, in a 2010 interview with Newsweek magazine. NARAL Pro-Choice America's outgoing president, Nancy Keenan, aptly summarized the abortion movement's greatest fear: | |  By Dave Andrusko "My abortion story," which appeared yesterday on Salon.com, will rend your heart. And that will hold true regardless of where your opinion lies on the spectrum of abortion opinion. The sub-headline to Jacqui Morton's remembrance criticizes legislation |
 By Dave Andrusko A word of explanation. These comments, based on President Obama's remarks at Thursday's National Prayer Breakfast, are intended to highlight where (if they were understood in a deeper sense) the President's remarks might lead him. | |  By Dave Andrusko Last week NRL News carried an analysis of a fascinating column by Ross Douthat of the New York Times. He built his analysis around a critique of the powerfully influential work of Kristin Luker |
 Editor's note. Last Friday the Obama Administration's Department of Health and Human Services offered another patently insincere "accommodation" that, in fact, continues to compel countless employers to purchase health plans that will pay for drugs and procedures | |  By Wesley J. Smith The implosion of the NHS [the British National Health Service]–caused by sclerotic centralized control–continues. Perhaps the biggest scandal in the history of the service has shaken the UK, with thousands allegedly dead due to poor hospital |
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