Pro-Life

November 3, 2021

Texas Senator Who Authored Abortion Ban: I Want to Protect “Every Little Baby” From Abortion, by Mary Margaret Olohan

By Mary Margaret Olohan, LifeNews - Texas state Sen. Bryan Hughes, author of one of the most controversial pieces of abortion legislation in decades, insisted Monday that his law is focused on protecting every “little baby” with a heartbeat... The Texas Republican stood steps away from the Supreme Court building as the nine justices heard oral arguments in challenges to Texas’ Heartbeat Act.

November 2, 2021

Abortions in Texas Have Dropped Nearly 50% Since Heartbeat Act Was Signed Into Law: Report, by Patrick Delaney

By Patrick Delaney, LifeSiteNews - Recognized as the most protective pro-life bill in the nation, the Texas Heartbeat Act prohibits abortion once a baby’s heartbeat becomes detectable, typically by six weeks’ gestation. The legislation relies on a unique enforcement mechanism that empowers citizens, rather than the state, to sue abortionists and anyone else, other than the mother, who facilitates an abortion of a baby with a detectable heartbeat. Violations can result in fines of at least $10,000.

October 29, 2021

If Roe v. Wade is Overturned, Unborn Babies Would be Protected Across Much of America, by Micaiah Bilger

By Micaiah Bilger, LifeNews - Unborn babies in more than half the country could be spared from abortion depending on how the U.S. Supreme Court rules in an upcoming abortion case... If the court overturns Roe v. Wade, a new interactive map by the Guttmacher Institute, a pro-abortion research group, estimates that 26 states likely will ban abortions.

October 28, 2021

Does Biden Agree With Pope That Abortion is Murder? Psaki: ‘The President Believes in a Woman’s Right to Choose’, by Melanie Arter

By Melanie Arter, CNSNews - ...the reporter shouted his question, asking, “The pope has said abortion is murder, and it’s like hiring a hitman. Does the president agree or disagree with that?”... “You know that the president believes in a woman’s right to choose. You’re very familiar with this issue. We’ve spoken about it many times,” Psaki said.