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Best of NRL News Today for the week of June 2-7, 2014
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By Dave Andrusko Today at National Right to Life News Today we're
running two posts inspired by wonderful videos. One is the real-life
story of a Canadian teenager who chose life.
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By Dave Andrusko In February we wrote a post headlined, "'My
Beautiful Woman' video series: a powerful pro-life message from an
unexpected source." (I've reposted it today for your convenience.)
Unexpected source?
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By Randall K. O'Bannon, Ph.D., NRL Director of Education &
Research Abortion clinics are closing all across the U.S., and the
number of abortions are down. A lot of the long-time abortionists are
getting older
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Editor's note. This comes from NRLC's Oregon affiliate, Oregon
Right to Life Today, thrilling news came from America's supposedly most
pro-abortion state (the only one without a single restriction on
abortion): Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette is closing two clinics
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By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director Eight
states held their primaries on June 3: Alabama, California, Iowa,
Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota.
Following are highlights.
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By Dave Andrusko Every so often, pro-lifers will run smack into an
unfortunate truth. Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion
"provider," never misses a trick, including playing the faith card.
Enter its "Clergy Advisory Board."
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By Rebecca Oas, Ph.D. NEW YORK, June 6 (C-FAM) The defining feature
of Canada's ambitious multi-billion-dollar international plan to help
mothers and newborns is not what it provides, but what it leaves out,
namely, abortion.
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By Dave Andrusko The May issue of National Right to Life News,
which is now all-digital, is packed with the kind of in-depth
information and thought-provoking analysis you want and need.
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By Dave Andrusko It's been a long time now, but I clearly remember
the "take-aways" from a panel I was once on at a professional journalism
association. There were two.
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By Dave Andrusko This is the last post of the week and it's a story
I've tried to write since Monday. As fate would have it, that delay
proved fortuitous. My original thought was to try to make sense
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By Dave Andrusko Less than a month ago, a three-judge panel of the
famously liberal, pro-abortion 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard
oral arguments in a challenge to Arizona's HB 2036
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