ANALYSIS: David Daleiden and his four co-defendants were found liable in a civil trial that awarded Planned Parenthood $2.2 million in damages, but their lawyers are filing an appeal as the pro-life investigator also prepares for a criminal trial.

The Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission held the hearing months after the state refused to renew its license to perform abortions.

The pro-abortion ‘wish list’ also targets Catholic hospitals, saying they should be forced to provide ‘a range of reproductive health-care services.’

Wen’s health care agenda was at variance with the board of directors’ preference for political advocacy.

EDITORIAL: The unexpected firing of CEO Leana Wen has exposed real mission and priorities of the U.S. abortion giant.

Pro-life groups have been calling for the business’ closure.

Concerns cited by the state health department in refusing to renew the business’ license are reflective of Planned Parenthood’s habitual shortcomings in meeting medical standards, according to former employees.

U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who has a son with Down syndrome, told the Register that John Rogers’ ‘frightening’ remarks reveal a significant truth about what abortion does to society.

A state law in Ohio that effectively defunds Planned Parenthood is legal, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday.

Trump’s recent move to restrict Title X funding of Planned Parenthood contrasts with the ineffectiveness of Congress to deliver life-affirming legislation.

The Planned Parenthood annual report, covering the 2017-2018 fiscal year, was published over the weekend of Jan. 19-20.

By deciding not to hear the case, the court has not cast a judgment on the questions contained in the appeals.

Pro-lifers clashed with abortion supporters at a prayer vigil outside an abortion facility on University Avenue.

Dr. Leana Wen is the first physician to lead Planned Parenthood in five decades.

Pro-life activist David Daleiden’s defense team asked California court July 19 to compel the abortion business to prove it has not profited.

Members of Congress, along with pro-life group Live Action, asked the Department of Health and Human Services to investigate Planned Parenthood and other Title X fund recipients.

Pro-life leaders acknowledge that Cecile Richards brought the abortion giant to its zenith, but trouble may be ahead.

COMMENTARY: The company did not just fall behind its competition. It promoted the eradication of its future customer base.

Life-affirming alternatives struggle with technology and service gap due to private investors stepping up their support for Planned Parenthood.

Is it any wonder that Planned Parenthood, having its roots in Margaret Sanger’s racist barbarism, should be happy to sell the body parts of butchered babies?

The federal court in San Francisco has ordered Daleiden’s organization to pay the abortion giant $870,000 in punitive damages.

Planned Parenthood opens up about how it exerts immense influence over Tinseltown’s portrayals of abortion.

This week a panel of Australian appellate judges rejected Cardinal George Pell’s appeal of the sexual abuse conviction that sent him to prison earlier this year. What happens next? We talk to Register Rome Correspondent Edward Pentin, who has the news details and reactions from Australia and the Vatican. Also, what’s the latest from Hong Kong? And why did Planned Parenthood opt out of Title X federal funding? We find out in a news roundup.

Planned Parenthood’s decision to withdraw from the Title X program is driven by 2020 politics, but may be a serious miscalculation borne from their abortion rhetoric.

NEWS ITEM: Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen Resigns Amid Internal Dispute Over Mission

The closure of the clinic would mean the closure of the last abortion clinic in the state.

Lawyers representing the Planned Parenthood affiliate secured a restraining order Friday from Judge Michael F. Stelzer of Missouri Circuit Court in St. Louis.

Despite media backlash and backspin, the film continues to gain traction and inspire.

The finalized version of the rule was announced in a Feb. 22 press release from the Department of Health and Human Services.

A former hiring manager from California said that when she worked at Planned Parenthood, supervisors would blatantly discuss whether candidates for positions or promotions might become pregnant.