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Topics for October 23, 2013
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Pro-abortionists' request for a preliminary injunction against parts of Texas' omnibus pro-life law enters third day
By Dave Andrusko As this is being written, attorneys for the
state of Texas and pro-abortion litigants are scheduled to be providing
final arguments on a request by the Center for Reproductive Rights,
Planned Parenthood, and the American Civil Liberties
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CBS Uncovers ‘Serious', ‘Incredibly Misleading' ObamaCare Website Price Quotes
By Matthew Balan President Obama likened HealthCare.gov to
Kayak.com on the day the ObamaCare website went live, but the travel
company wouldn't stay in business very long if it gave "incredibly
misleading" price quotes, as Wednesday's CBS This Morning revealed
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No Greater Love
The following was adapted from a speech given by Celeste
Hufford, Birthright of Woodbridge Co-Director, at a fundraiser held at
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Virginia. Last year I spoke to you
about the main mission and principles
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A Schizophrenic Nation
By Carol Tobias, President,National Right to Life The
Merriam-Webster dictionary defines schizophrenia as psychotic disorder
with serious specific characteristics. Its second definition for the
word is "contradictory or antagonistic qualities or attitudes."
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Generous pro-lifers donating vehicles to "Autos for Life"
By David N. O'Steen, Jr. You may have noticed that the
department stores have already moved from advertising for Halloween to
advertising for Christmas. This is a reminder that we are already in
mid-October with the end of the year
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Obamacare forces cancellation of many health insurance policies
By Jennifer Popik, JD, Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics
Hundreds of thousands of health insurance cancellation letters have been
sent to customers, contrary to the promise of the Obama administration
that "if you like your coverage, you can keep
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The Christening of Prince George and the infinite value of all babies
By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life
Federation Baby bliss filled my office on Wednesday, as two co-workers
joined me in catching a glimpse of streaming video of the arrival of
Great Britain's Prince George at his christening.
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Charges dropped against Leigh County mother accused of attacking and threatening daughter who refused abortion
By Dave Andrusko Charges of terroristic threats, simple assault,
and harassment were officially dropped yesterday against 37-year-old
Magdalena Mateia-Bitlan, reports Sarah Cassi of the Express Times. Last
month prosecutors said charges would be dismissed if Mateia-Bitlan
successfully completed family counseling.
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Comatose mother gives birth and then awakens
By Callista Gould Editor's note. This story, the latest in our
year-long "Roe at 40" series, appeared in the July 9, 1991, edition of
National Right to Life News. Callista told an endearing story of a
near-miraculous turnabout
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Yale holds 1st annual pro-life conference, ‘Vita et Veritas' on campus
By Christina Martin In my small state of Connecticut a few
cities are especially dear to my heart. One of those cities is New
Haven. I went to college in New Haven, at a wonderful state school
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New journal on ethics of human biotechnology offers free access to online content
By Dr. Peter Saunders Editor's note. Dr. Saunders is a former
general surgeon and is CEO of Christian Medical Fellowship, a UK-based
organization with 4,500 UK doctors and 1,000 medical students as
members.
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Study shows children with Spina Bifida fare better with in utero surgery
By Dave Andrusko Over the last few months we have run several
stories about in utero surgery. To this day there remain some skeptics.
Their numbers are diminishing, however, as there is much research that
demonstrates (for example) how babies
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Have NRL News Today sent to you automatically and also follow Breaking Updates
By Dave Andrusko There are an awful lot of people who see
National Right to Life News Today stories because Google News includes
most of them when it aggregates and groups similar stories together.
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Pro-Abortion Catholic College Professor Resigns Ethics Post Over Dropped Abortion Coverage
By Matthew Archbold Editor's note. This appeared at cardinalnewmansociety.org.
A law professor at Santa Clara University (SCU) has resigned from the
university's Markkula Center for Applied Ethics in protest over the
president's announcement that the Jesuit institution is dropping
abortion
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Dr. Nitschke's frank admissions on Tasmanian radio
By Paul Russell, Director of HOPE: preventing euthanasia &
assisted suicide Editor's note. As National Right to News Today readers
know, last Thursday, following 10 hours of emotionally-charged debate,
the latest euthanasia and assisted suicide bill in Tasmania was defeated
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