by Texas Right to Life | Jun 20, 2016 | News
As Texas Right to Life reported Tuesday, a bogus misdemeanor indictment against Center for Medical Progress founder David Daleiden has been dismissed by Harris County Judge Diane Bull. Judge Bull cited a lack of court jurisdiction to proceed with Daleiden’s case. In...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 16, 2016 | News
Jillian Sobol was born in 1984 on the campus of San Francisco State University. Her 19-year-old mother carried Jillian to term in secret, delivered her in secret, and left her in a cardboard box in a dorm. Found by a young male student who quickly sought help from a...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 15, 2016 | Euthanasia, Healthcare
As of last week, a law legalizing assisted suicide in California went into effect. Pro-Life advocates are concerned for the well-being of residents who may be most at-risk of coercion to choose assisted suicide over living out the natural course of their lives. In...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 15, 2016 | News
In a culture where much of what we find on TV is discouraging, a sixth-grader with Down syndrome is a welcome and joyful reprieve. Lily Moore is a young girl with Down syndrome who stars in national television commercials for a major corporation. Her message of...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 14, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News, Press Releases
A Harris County Judge has dismissed a bogus indictment against Center for Medical Progress leader David Daleiden. The decision affirms the innocence of the CMP’s citizen journalists representing promise that justice will ultimately be brought against the real...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 10, 2016 | Abortion, Issues, News
“From that first visit, we dreaded our appointments.” Courtney Baker of Sanford, Florida, has three daughters. Her youngest, Emersyn “Emmy” Faith, was diagnosed with Down syndrome while in utero. With the diagnosis confirmed, she became one of the many women who see...
