In response to a state law passed in 2012, the Arizona Department of Health Services issued new rules in January specifying that the administration of the abortion drug RU-486 must follow FDA guidelines.

This meant that come April 1 Arizona abortion clinics would only be able to dispense RU-486 up to 49 days (7 weeks) after the first day of a woman’s last period rather than up to 63 days (9 weeks), as is abortion industry practice.

by LauraLoo From Chris Fabry Live and The 700 Club comes a video from Dr. Kevin Leman on parenting powerful, challenging children. He believes every child is given their personality for a distinct purpose – even the kids who drive their parents crazy. His 44th book is entitled, Parenting Your Powerful Child: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XR-_Fr3PoQ[/youtube] Email dailyvid@jillstanek.com […]

I would do this for living if I could…. I really enjoy pregnancy a lot…. All the stuff that’s been happening has all been really cool stuff. ~ Cancer victim Elizabeth Joice (pictured), in an interview with director Christopher Henze of the documentary 40 Weeks.Elizabeth, who refused to abort after the cancer had returned during […]

On March 29 the National Right to Life Committee announced it was disaffiliating Georgia Right to Life.

In the same statement NRLC announced it was credentialing a new state pro-life organization, Georgia Life Alliance.

Read NRLC’s press release here, but its rationale for severing ties with GRTL boiled down to insubordination: GRTL had publicly attempted to thwart two pieces of NRLC’s “top-priority federation legislation,” the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act last year, and the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act this year.

In its statement, NRLC subtly responded to GRTL’s reason for defying its parent organization, which was that GRTL opposed the rape/incest exceptions in the aforementioned bills:

by Hans Johnson

Among those attending last year’s trial of spine-snipping abortionist Kermit Gosnell (pictured right) in Philadelphia were husband and wife documentary filmmakers Phelim McAleer and  Ann McElhinney, who were in town to promote FrackNation. Having seen the notoriously reluctant reporting of the atrocities firsthand, they intend to tell the story the mass media had to be shamed into covering. In order to reach a wider audience, the film will be a made-for-television drama, based on the grand jury report and court testimony.

by Kelli … [T]here can be little doubt that in today’s United States, the social cost of publicly opposing abortion is significantly higher than the social cost of publicly proclaiming Christ. In one sense, it’s good that a youth sports league has no problems hanging a church banner on its fence. The church should have […]

by LauraLoo Homeless mom Shanesha Taylor faces child abuse charges after police said she left her two young sons in a car while she went for a job interview.  Taylor claims she had no child care available to her.  She remains in jail, and her children have been put in the custody of Arizona’s Child […]

by Carder We didn’t know at first it was a baby coming, but once we did it happened fast…. Two pushes and he was out. … I had been feeling fine until the past few days and I had been getting my “womanly thing” every month until last month. ~ Jennifer Scollin explaining how she […]