- A dozen facilities could stop abortions today in Texas
- DC appellate court rules against HHS contraception mandate
- Australian doc in hot water over conscientious objection
- Emboldened, gay 'marriage' activists eye 50 states
- Hundreds of pregnant mums may have been advised to abort healthy babies
 As
many as 12 abortion facilities will not be able to perform any
abortions starting today, after the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
overturned a lower court and ruled that all the provisions of a Texas
pro-life law could go into effect immediately. |
 The
HHS contraception mandate took a body blow in the DC federal appeals
court yesterday. The court ruled that forcing business owners to fund
and facilitate contraception and sterilization services against the
tenets of their faith encroaches on their religious freedoms. |
 The
verbal grilling of Dr X before the Medical Board of Australia
apparently lasted 70 minutes and, under "intense and intrusive
questioning", he says, he buckled. What was his misdemeanour? He had
declared during a Facebook discussion that he would not refer a woman
for abortion. |
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The
Supreme Court ruling that struck down parts of the Defense of Marriage
Act in June opened the door to an explosion of activity by gay
"marriage" proponents.
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 Hundreds
of pregnant mums in the UK may have been advised to abort healthy
babies by a blundering hospital. The scare comes after it was revealed a
mum-to-be was wrongly told her baby was dead after inadequate scans. |
