Caroline Wharton | October 20, 2023

The abortion lobby has sunk their claws into the corporate world, and a new survey of employer health benefits has shown just how bad it’s really gotten. In the wake of Roe v. Wade’s reversal, many companies were pressured to show their allegiance to abortion and came out with statements and promises that were the opposite of life-affirming. To the detriment

Caroline Wharton | October 13, 2023

Abortion supporters like to paint the intentional killing of preborn children with all the colors of the wind, euphemizing abortion as “healthcare,” a “religious ritual,” or even “another word for mercy”— but what do those who commit this injustice have to say about it? Take it from the woman who has often been dubbed the ‘Abortion Queen:’ abortion is just

Caroline Wharton | August 21, 2023

Reprinted with permission of the New York Times. To read the article on their site, click HERE. After Ballot Losses, Where Does the Anti-Abortion Movement Go Next?  It’s a quandary for many of the 2024 Republican presidential candidates set to debate this Wednesday night: how to talk about abortion in America now that their long-held goal of overturning Roe v.

Caroline Wharton | August 16, 2023

While California governor Gavin Newsom has done his best to turn the Golden State into the “Gruesome State” through myriads of pro-abortion measures, not even Californians can truly stomach late-term abortion. As evidenced by a recent Los Angeles Times article, the virtue-signaling elites in Beverly Hills clearly aren’t immune to the horrors of these ghoulish procedures, proving America isn’t as pro-abortion as the media would have

Caroline Wharton | August 11, 2023

Upon the reversal of Roe v. Wade, many companies pandered to the abortion lobby and began to offer paid abortion benefits — however, recent research shows that such corporate virtue-signaling may hold consequences down the road for human resource departments. Apparently, male employees aren’t too happy about these policies. Could this be grounds for legal discrimination suits in the future? Let’s discuss these

Caroline Wharton | July 27, 2023

“Entrenched as I am with this generation of medical students and residents, I know many who are hesitant to become an obstetrician-gynecologist (OB-GYN),” wrote Students for Life of America Lead Operations Supervisor and Medical/Law Coordinator Gavin Oxley. “Pro-abortion news outlets, medical organizations and physicians are chalking up the shortage of OB-GYNs to the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, pretending this crisis

Planned Parenthood’s Sex “Services” BusinessPlanned Parenthood’s New Business: Sex AlterationAs seen in this Kristan Hawkins op ed at The Federalist…  “Following the reversal of Roe v. Wade, states are passing stronger pro-life protections, and abortion businesses are shutting down. But it is worth noting that America’s largest abortion business, Planned Parenthood, is not going anywhere. Consider this: According to NPR,

Caroline Wharton | July 10, 2023

When you’re hyper fixated on an agenda, you can become narrow-minded in your thinking, and a recent “research letter” published in the medical journal JAMA Surgery is a case in point. The authors of the research looked at data sets of web searches related to abortion, and their conclusions show their bias more than anything else as they try to

Caroline Wharton | June 26, 2023

This past weekend marked the first National Celebrate Life Day in commemoration of the Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision which reversed Roe v. Wade — and the significance of the occasion was emphasized by the rally taking place on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. If you didn’t make it out to celebrate in Washington D.C. with the around

Caroline Wharton | June 7, 2023

GUEST POST: The New York Post recently wrote an article commenting on a novel study published in the renowned journal Nature, in which the Hayashi Lab at Kyushu University of Japan claims to be on the path to growing human babies in vitro. Hayashi and team induced pluripotent stem cells – cells that can be differentiated into other types of