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Best of NRL News Today for the week of October 6-11, 2014 |
NJ Board of Medical Examiners permanently revokes notorious abortionist's medical license
By Dave Andrusko The list of states that abortionist Steven
Brigham has lost his right to practice medicine in is practically as
long as your arm. At the same time the 57-year-old Brigham has been able
to continue practicing |
The largest pro-life display in Canadian history ignored by CBC News but network gives lavish attention to six women going to Maine to have their abortions
By Mike Schouten This story–"Abortion clinics in Maine see
'spike' in New Brunswick clients"– from the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation (CBC) is a textbook example of making news instead of
reporting news. Taken in the context of what happened last |
Full 5th Circuit overwhelmingly rejects pro-abortionists' challenge to Texas pro-life law
By Dave Andrusko In the latest challenge to provisions of
Texas's 2013 omnibus abortion bill, the full U.S. Court of Appeals for
the Fifth District yesterday refused to review a decision reached last
week by a three-judge panel that |
Genetic counselors report sex-selection abortion qualms yet do nothing
By Sarah Terzo Pro-choice feminists find themselves in a
quandary when they are faced with sex–selection abortions, especially
when, as is usually the case, they are performed because the baby is a
girl. Sadly, most feminists have chosen to |
Compassion & Choices uses tragedy to promote its assisted suicide agenda
By Dave Andrusko Like most people will, I suspect, I have a
multitude of reactions to news that a 29-year-old woman is teaming up
with Compassion & Choices to use her own assisted suicide to help
convince the state |
Colorado Senator Udall defends sex-selective abortion, abortions in the 8th month
By Dave Andrusko Talk about the face of pro-abortion extremism.
After being alerted to what pro-abortion Senator Mark Udall (D-Colo.)
said in a debate sponsored by the Denver Post, I was reminded yet again
why abortion advocates are desperate |
Parents ignore doctors' gloom and doom prognosis, "miracle baby' born at 23 weeks now thriving
By Dave Andrusko Because it is such a powerful contrast, a
staple of pro-life conversation for decades has been the simple truth
that the same-age baby who in one room doctors will struggle frantically
to save can be killed |
Couple celebrates brief life of baby born with anencephaly, gave him a lifetime of memories –his "bucket list"–before he was born
By Dave Andrusko Okay, before you read this, please make sure
you have a box of Kleenex nearby. The story of Jenna Gassew and Dan
Healy and their son Shane Michael will make you cry but it will also |
Really? Stanford Doc Says No Jahi Life
By Wesley J. Smith This is disturbing. Two internationally
respected neurologists [Dr. Alan Shewmon and Dr. Calixto Machado]
conclude that Jahi McMath isn't brain dead, and the Stanford court
appointed independent expert isn't even curious to see what is |
Mother to about-to-be aborted baby: "Next time you can call me Mom"
By Dave Andrusko One of the best exercises to help us think
through situations is the familiar compare and contrast. I would like to
compare the following situation--a pregnant woman writing an "open
letter" to the baby she is |
China's One-Child Policy: Massive Crimes Against Women and the Girl Child
Editor's note. The following is the Keynote address delivered
today by Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) at The Heritage Foundation. Rep.
Smith's remarks were part of an event commemorating the International
Day of the Girl Child. China's one child policy |
Fox News poll, CNN poll show pro-life Sen. Pat Roberts surging ahead in Kansas
By Dave Andrusko Two new polls show a dramatic turnabout in the
race for the Kansas Senate seat held by NRLC-endorsed Sen. Pat Roberts
(R). As recently as Monday, an NBC/Marist poll showed "Independent" Greg
Orman ahead by ten |
More Embryonic Stem Cell Hype, Less Reality and Ethics
By David Prentice Excitement over a newly-released paper on stem
cells making insulin is a tribute to the Harvard stem cell
Press Office. The actual report is quite a bit less earth-shaking than
the first paragraph from the Harvard Gazette |
Pro-abortion writer says Internet's First Abortion Class 'could be exactly what abortion education needs to move forward in the 21st century'
By Katie Yoder It's a liberal media specialty: advertising
abortion like it's a good thing. Starting next week, the University of
California, San Francisco (UCSF) will offer a class on "Abortion:
Quality Care and Public Health Implications" through Coursera, |
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