As American politics swirls with abortion debates left and right this election season, a recent The Economist article profiling Satanists wanting “abortion access” as a religious right serves as a ghastly reminder to all Americans: it’s best not to hold the same beliefs as Satanists.  Remember when Satanists started the “Samuel Alito’s Mom’s Satanic Abortion Clinic” in New Mexico? Well,

Georgia has been in a life-or-death tug of war for the preborn the last couple of weeks. Last week, an activist Georgia judge declared the state’s Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE) Act infringes on a woman’s “state constitutional rights,” changing the six-week heartbeat law to allowing abortion up until five months of pregnancy.   His decision sounded like an activist

Before Sally Field’s career took off in the 1980s or before she became the beloved Aunt May from the “Amazing Spiderman” trilogy, she was first a post-abortive mother.   In a recent Entertainment Weekly article covering Field’s Instagram endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris, what was meant to be a rubber stamp on “reproductive freedom” from Field comes across as a

To demonstrate her “seriousness” as a presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with Alex Cooper, host of “Call Her Daddy,” whose show’s entire premise is discussing sex acts and positions, hookups, and regretful relationship decisions.   Somehow, Harris thought Cooper’s profoundly unserious podcast would be the perfect forum for a “serious” discussion on abortion.   After all, Cooper’s audience is

Joining Taylor Swift in the celebrity Kamala Harris supporters league is Hollywood’s funny girl Jennifer Lawrence. Best known for playing Katniss in The Hunger Games, she’s now fighting for something else in real life: more dead preborn babies.   In a recent Hollywood Reporter article, Lawrence showcases her producer role on a pro-abortion documentary, Zurawski v Texas, alongside abortion cheerleaders Hillary

The fallout from the impact of illegal immigration and the Biden-Harris open border policy has had an impact throughout society, perhaps even extending to Chemical Abortion Pills. If that seems like a stretch, check out the coverage of a federal court ruling and its implications for legal action that addresses abortion water pollution.  FOX: Forget gas stoves. The big polluter is in Biden’s

The barbarism of late-term abortion has been denied up and down by the American press and the Democrat Party for years now. During the ABC News debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, Linsey Davis claimed that late-term abortions do not happen, neither does infanticide.   However, in our fact check of the debate, Students for Life Action (SFLAction) noted

Chemical Abortion Pills carry extraordinary risks, and yet, they’re so commonplace in American society that more than six in 10 abortions happen because of them. This mass normalization of chemical death for preborn lives has had profound consequences. The tragic death of Amber Nicole Thurman from the summer of 2022 became a major story in the 2024 election since ProPublica published

Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks’ debuted her abortion anthem “Lighthouse,” which is a massive disappointment to pro-life Nicks fans across the country. However, it’s not entirely unexpected from Nicks, who in recent years has publicly opened up about her four abortions, even crediting it to Fleetwood Mac’s success.   Though Nicks seems “empowered” and unregretful over her decision, statistics prove that

In another desperate attempt to wiggle abortion into every aspect of American life, Planned Parenthood Action, aka “Action to Kill Preborn Babies,” is teaming up with prominent fashion designers to create rather unfashionable merchandise advocating to be deleting from the catalog of life.   Fashion moguls including Kenneth Cole, Kim Shui, Carly Cushnie, Fe Noel, and Monse and Oscar de la