The fall term of the U.S. Supreme Court has begun. Abortion activists and politicians fear the new conservative leaning court will take up one or more of the several abortion cases which have made their way through the legal pipeline from Louisiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. Justice Clarence Thomas has already made his view clear stating,
On October 11, 2019 California Governor signed a bill forcing all public college and university campuses to provide students with on-campus access to chemical abortion drugs. The FDA recommends restricted use of chemical abortion without direct medical supervision. The reason for the FDA’s hesitancy is published in a 2018 report of adverse effects. It details
September began the 74th United Nations General Assembly. It was there that President Trump declared, “Global bureaucrats have no business attacking the sovereignty of nations that wish to protect innocent life….we in America believe that every child, born and unborn, is a sacred gift from God.” Trump’s pro-life declaration to global leaders was the crowning
According to recently published data from the New York State Department of Health, tax payers fund 48% of all abortions in NY. Assuming an average cost of $700, New Yorkers spent $26M on abortion in 2017. Tax payer funding for abortion doubled in Rochester in just one year and jumped 22.3% in Buffalo despite a
According to an annual abortion census the U.S. has experienced “dramatic changes in the abortion landscape.” The abortion rate is the lowest it has been since 1973 when abortion was effectively legalized by the Supreme Court. A review of the census argues that the data depicts a U.S. population that is trending more toward life
On September 3rd Indiana abortionist Ulrich Klopher died. On September 12th the remains of 2,246 aborted babies were found in his garage in Illinois. The Attorneys General for both Illinois and Indiana agreed to work together on their investigations into the gruesome revelation more akin to serial killers than doctors. Attorney Steve Aden of Americans
According to data published by the Center for Disease Control, abortion in the U.S. is at an all-time low, decreasing 24% since 2006. The disturbing trend is the 114% rise in the use of chemical abortions within that same timeframe. In New York, chemical abortion represents 29.6% of all abortions in 2017, up 12% from
New York State is the nation’s abortion capital. Recently the NY State Department of Vital Statistics released its annual summary of abortion activity. Abortion continues its decade long downward trend. When the slide began in 2006, abortions numbered over 121,000 in NY. Since then abortions, are down 46% to 77,810. The most recent year over
A diverse forum of Buffalo area church leaders met on September 10 to discuss how to push back on New York’s notorious abortion expansion bill. The event invitation was co-signed by well-known WNY church leaders such as Bishop Malone of the Buffalo Diocese, Rev Juan Carlos Rivera of the Assembly of Christian Churches, Rev. Mike
In February, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a final rule modifying the use of Title X grant monies by explicitly prohibiting their use in health clinics where abortion is used as a method of family planning. That policy is called the ‘Protect Life Rule.’ The implementation of this rule was suspended
