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Best of NRL News Today for the week of December 29, 2014-January 3, 2015 |
Record low number of abortions in Utah illustrates impact of pro-life legislation
By Dave Andrusko The best news is the straightforward fact that in
2013 the fewest number of women in Utah had abortions than at any time
since 1977. These encouraging results came about even though the number
of women |
Illinois abortions fall to lowest number since 1974
By Lauren Enriquez The Illinois abortion rate has fallen to its
lowest number in 40 years, a new report reveals. The 2013 Illinois
Abortion Statistics, issued by the Illinois Department of Public Health |
Ending 2014 on a high (and fun) note
By Dave Andrusko I pondered what might be the best way for NRL News
Today to end 2014, a year of great success for the Pro-Life Movement.
My solution was two-fold. |
A New Year Begins
By Carol Tobias, President, National Right to Life New Year's Eve.
We celebrate the end of one year as we anticipate the beginning of a new
one. We have much to celebrate for 2014. |
Oklahoma abortionist agrees not to practice medicine while Medical Licensure Board investigates fraud and racketeering charges
By Dave Andrusko Naresh Patel, an abortionist with a long history
of legal and administrative troubles, agreed Monday not to practice
medicine in Oklahoma, |
Debate over late abortion intensifies as British mother releases photo of premature daughter born at 24 weeks
By Dave Andrusko Editor's note. This story, which ran in October,
was not only the most read post of 2014, it garnered over 15,000
"likes." |
In striking down North Carolina's Ultrasound law, appeals court panel talks about everyone but the unborn child
By Dave Andrusko On December 22, we wrote about the unanimous
decision of a three-judge panel of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals to
uphold a lower court judge's decision striking down The "Right to View"
provision |
"What Would You Do?" captures public's reaction when teenage girl tells boyfriend she's pregnant
By Lauren Enriquez A recent episode of the ABC TV show "What Would
You Do?" features an idea sent in by Jared Smith. Smith's high school in
Wisconsin had the highest teen pregnancy rate in the United States |
Debbie Purdy Dies: Case Echoed I Accuse!
By Wesley J. Smith Debbie Purdy, who won a landmark legal case in
the United Kingdom requiring the public prosecutor to issue guidelines
when assisted suicide would be prosecuted, has died in hospice after
refusing to eat. |
Painfully stupid "10 reasons to have an abortion"
By Dave Andrusko A tip of the hat to a recent post at
LiveActionNews for reminding me that I never responded to an awful
abortion advocacy piece that ran last year on a website called
Mommyish. |
Conscientious Objection and the worrying implications of the Glasgow midwives case
By Philippa Taylor The right for health professionals to exercise
their conscientious objection to participating in abortion – or indeed
to choose on occasion to limit the areas in which they work in order not
to be ethically compromised |
Talking about abortion….truthfully
By Dave Andrusko All I can say is, "Wow!" In a mere 486 words,
Christine Flowers wrote one of the finest pro-life essays I have ever
read. "So let's talk about abortion" can--and should--be read at the
Philadelphia Daily News |
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