LifeNews.com Pro-Life News Report
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Top Stories
• President Trump Sends $1.5 Million to Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers After Cutting Planned Parenthood Sex Ed Funds
• Nancy Pelosi and Democrats Block Bill to Stop Infanticide For 75th Time, Refuse Care for Babies Born Alive
• New Planned Parenthood CEO: “We are a Health Care Provider” But We Also Love Abortion
• Judge Blocks Arkansas Laws Banning Late-Term Abortions, Abortions on Babies With Down Syndrome
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• Even Justice Ginsburg Opposes Democrats’ Plans to Pack the Supreme Court
• San Francisco Prohibits Employees From Traveling to Pro-Life States Protecting Babies From Abortion
• Soccer Player and Little Boy Share a Heartwarming Fistbump With Their Partially Formed Arms
• Texas Legislature Proposes $41 Million in Support for Pregnant Women Instead of Abortions
• Scroll Down for Several More Pro-Life News Stories
Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats continue to refuse a request to allow a vote on the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, legislation that would stop infanticide and provide medical care and treatment for babies who survive abortions.
Planned Parenthood’s new CEO is going on the defense after its last leader helped to expose the abortion chain as a massive abortion business and political machine.
A federal judge blocked three Arkansas pro-life laws late Tuesday, allowing abortion facilities to continue aborting unborn babies who have Down syndrome and who are older than 18 weeks.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg shared her opposition to court-packing proposals that have gained traction among Democratic 2020 contenders in an interview published Wednesday.
San Francisco will not send its employees to states with pro-life laws after the city supervisors voted unanimously on a new travel ban.
When it comes to the abortion debate one of the biggest heartbreakers is just the fact that abortion so frequently targets babies who are disabled.
Texas is investing in the lives of mothers and babies.
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