by Texas Right to Life | Sep 9, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News
Texas Right to Life was shocked that Moleskine, a high-end paper company that sells notebooks and accessories, on principle declines business with Pro-Life organizations. Despite printing notebooks with logos from casino and pharmaceutical companies, Moleskine...
by Texas Right to Life | Sep 9, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News
2016 has already seen a lot of PDA between California and Planned Parenthood. The two renewed their unholy marriage vows once again last month with the passage of a new bill designed to keep abortion sacred in the city of Oakland. Oakland, California has the highest...
by Texas Right to Life | Sep 9, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News
This week, LifeTalk takes a look at discrimination facing Pro-Life advocates today. From bogus state bills aimed to curtail Pro-Life activism to attacks against the personhood of preborn children, the abortion industry has issued a full-blown assault on the Pro-Life...
by John Seago | Sep 6, 2016 | Bioethics, Issues, News
Last month the NIH released proposed rules to use taxpayer dollars to fund certain human-animal chimera research. The rule would lift the current prohibition of any federal funding of biomedical projects that inject human stem cells into mammal embryos or brains....
by Texas Right to Life | Sep 5, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News
When Clyde and Melinda Gordon learned in 2010 that they would welcome a second child, they were overjoyed. The couple had hoped and longed for a baby, and her life was an answered prayer. The family’s joy, however, was tempered when early blood screenings and...
by Texas Right to Life | Sep 3, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News
Texas Christian University’s History department is under fire by Pro-Lifers across the country for working on behalf of Planned Parenthood Greater Texas to find a student researcher for the organization. In an email to students from the TCU History department, a...
