by RH Reality Check blog, I learned that rebel nun Donna Quinn is now using Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a hero of “Choice.” From a

by Michael Steele has called for the removal of abortion coverage from their health insurance plan after Wendy Norris is now claiming money was another probable reason for the Catholic bishops’ support of the Stupak amendment. Despite the vast majority of abortions being performed in abortion clinics and not hospitals, Norris thinks the bishops wanted […]

by Amie Newman at RH Reality Check and

From 1 jaw-dropping roadblock to the next, IL’s parental notification law has been stopped from going into effect for 14 long years, since it passed in 1995. First, for over a decade, the IL Supreme Court simply refused to establish judicial-bypass rules. After the Supremes finally wrote rules, the ACLU and Planned Parenthood sued. A

by Frank Beckwith notes the concerns of Charles Lane in the Washington Post surrounding the health care reform legislation’s end-of-life counseling. Beckwith writes: Supporters of H.R. 3200 claim that its end of life counseling provision, section 1233, is merely voluntary for the patient. But a closer look shows that section 1233 includes conditions and financial […]

by Stephen Drake of Not Dead Yet points out that even Art Caplan is fearful that Hollywood’s Jack Kevorkian biopic won’t tell the true story. Drake also argues that Kevorkian might have been the best thing for the assisted suicide movement because he allowed them to appear moderate. IndianExpress.com have the story of a young […]

by LA Times has another article with the thesis that bad economic times are leading to women having more abortions. The article included this story which I’m guessing was supposed to be horrifying: She said one woman from Kern County first called ACCESS when she was 11 weeks pregnant. The woman said her insurance wouldn’t […]

by Mary Cannon reminds us of Jack Kemp‘s pro-life convictions in a piece in the Weekly Standard. The