The World Health Organization is under intense criticism for its handling of the coronavirus. One group that has been a critic of the organization is pro-life leaders. Fox News reports, “A host of pro-life leaders questioned whether the U.S. should continue funding the World Health Organization (WHO) after it voiced support for abortion during the coronavirus pandemic.” Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for

Some good news! The Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Sioux Falls has shut down due to travel concerns related to the coronavirus. This is the last abortion facility left in the state, meaning the state is at least temporarily abortion-free. It remains to be seen if the facility is able to open up after the coronavirus. Connor McCarty, the Midwest

The ACLU, which in recent years has moved away from defending civil liberties to focusing on expanding abortion through all nine months of pregnancy for any reason, has recently come out against several states, including Indiana, for prohibiting abortions during the coronavirus crisis. Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has ordered that non-essential services, including abortion, be ceased while the state confronts

As COVID-19 continues to grow and become more worrisome in the United States, a majority of citizens are being told to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. Thankfully, ten states have taken the initiative to further protect their citizens by labeling abortion as a non-essential service. As anyone can expect, the abortion lobby wasn’t too fond of such orders and

Two federal judges have sided with the abortion industry and pro-abortion activists and against public health interests by ordering states to continue to allow abortion facilities to use valuable medical supplies during the coronavirus crisis. Politico.com reports, “Federal judges on Monday lifted restrictions Texas, Ohio and Alabama imposed on abortion during the coronavirus pandemic in decisions that could have repercussions for several

A growing number of governors, and one Attorney General,  across the United States have declared abortion to be a non-essential “service”, sparking a clash between pro-lifers and public health advocates (including 30,000 medical professionals who agree abortion is non-essential) and the abortion industry. The industry’s most ardent supporters want to continue to push abortion onto women, including expanding access to

Pro-lifers in New Mexico recently caught a Texas abortionist driving a limping and injured woman away from the abortion facility recently Southwest Coalition for Life caught El Paso-based abortionist Franz Theard transferring his medical equipment into Hill Top Women’s Reproductive Clinic, a Santa Teresa abortion facility, right across the border from Texas. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered non-essential medical

Kentuck Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron recently called on the state’s Health and Family Services secretary to prevent the state’s abortion vendors from committing abortions during the coronavirus crisis. Cameron stated, “I’m calling on CHFS Acting Secretary Eric Friedlander to certify, pursuant to KRS 15.241, that Kentucky’s abortion providers are violating his ban on elective medical procedures during the COVID-19

Planned Parenthood is doing what they do best; putting their goal to commit as many abortions as possible over any legitimate medical goal, such as controlling and defeating the coronavirus. Planned Parenthood Keystone, which at one point said we should have a Disney movie about a princess who had an abortion,  is now moving on to their next embarrassing endeavor:

Leave it to Planned Parenthood and company to put abortion first as the rest of the nation grapples with how to protect lives at risk to COVID-19. Across the country, states have been asking medical providers of all kinds to contribute their resources, like face mask and protection gear, to those helping coronavirus sufferers, and to prevent further risks of