- NPR’S disturbing prenatal testing story
- Planned Parenthood plotting spending spree for midterm elections
- Michelle Duggar loves her body, even after 19 babies
- Homosexual activists aim to ‘destroy the family’, impose ‘totalitarianism’
- Same sex 'marriage' ban struck down in Lonestar state
- Sex change operations, courtesy of Obamacare
- Belgium's child euthanasia move lamented as 'unbelievable'
Yesterday
NPR’s Morning Edition reported on advances in the development of
precise prenatal tests for Down syndrome and other genetic disorders.
The report praised new tests that allow women to know more accurately
and more quickly whether their children have a genetic disorder.
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Pro-life
lawmakers, beware. Abortion giant Planned Parenthood's political
operations are planning their largest-ever campaign blitz for this
year's midterm and gubernatorial elections, poised to pour millions into
key races that could determine who controls Congress.
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Michelle
Duggar knows all about mom body issues. The mother of 19 children, who
with her family stars in TLC's reality series "19 Kids and Counting,"
says she gained a few pounds with each baby. Happens to a lot of women
and it's no big deal if you have a couple kids. But when you hit double
digits, those few pounds start to add up.
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I
am a homosexual, but I’m against ‘gay marriage,’” a French pro-family
activist told an Italian Catholic opinion paper earlier this month.
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A
federal judge declared a same-sex "marriage" ban in deeply conservative
Texas unconstitutional on Wednesday, but will allow the nation's
second-most populous state to enforce the law pending an appeal that
will likely go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The
coverage extends to all D.C. residents with group or individual health
insurance — including the roughly one-third of city residents receiving
Medicaid benefits — whose doctors diagnose the condition and for whom
treatment is deemed medically necessary.
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In
the wake of Belgium's recent decision to legalize euthanasia for
children, several members of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life
voiced their dismay at the new practice.
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