Weird Science at Planned Parenthood, Where Men Get Pregnant and Heartbeats Aren’t Heartbeats
Planned Parenthood’s rhetoric is shifting, with ‘pregnant people’ replacing ‘women’ and a ‘basic beating heart’ strategically reframed as ‘cardiac activity’
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A Heart by Any Other Name Would Still Make a Beat
Why do abortion advocates seem so insistent that other people adopt their self-deceiving euphemisms?
Oklahoma Lawmakers Pass Texas-Style 6-Week Abortion Law
The bill is now on the desk of Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt, who is expected to sign it into law. An emergency clause in the bill means it will take effect immediately.
We All Hear a ‘Heartbeat’ — The New York Times Calls It Something Else
A recent New York Times article attempts to force scientific findings and manipulate the language to reach their own preferred conclusions.
Which Corporations Have Come Out Against Texas’ Pro-Life Law?
Some corporations responded by donating to pro-abortion groups or issuing statements in opposition.
Biden Ramps Up Pro-Abortion Rhetoric After Heartbeat Bill Becomes Law in Texas
Neither faith nor reason appears to be guiding the president’s latest shift toward even stronger support for abortion rights.
Texas Abortion Ban: Not All Choices Are Equal Before God
Choices have real consequences, for good or evil, that do not disappear just because we chose them.
Supreme Court Asked by Pro-Abortion Groups to Block Texas’ ‘Heartbeat Act’
On Monday, pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List said that the Texas state legislature “acted on the will of the people,” passing a law “reflecting the scientific reality that unborn children are human beings, with beating hearts as early as five weeks.”
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Signs ‘Heartbeat’ Bill into Law
The law, the governor said, “ensures that the life of every unborn child who has a heartbeat will be saved from the ravages of abortion.”
Why this South Carolina Democrat Bucked his Party and Voted for the ‘Heartbeat’ Abortion Ban
Rep. Russell Ott was one of only two Democrats in the South Carolina House to vote for the Fetal Heartbeat and Protection from Abortion Act, which restricts abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected — as early as six weeks post-gestation.
