Texas drops in national ranking of Pro-Life states
According to a recent analysis, Texas fell to 10th place on the list of most…
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Is voting Pro-Life really necessary?
Every election cycle, interest groups across the spectrum make recommendations about which candidates they believe…
Thirteen years of legal euthanasia has led to slippery slope as woman is euthanized without her consent
Euthanasia, or the medical killing of disabled and elderly individuals, became legal in the Netherlands in…
People with disabilities condemn medical discrimination agendas
As the debate over doctor-assisted suicide explodes in the U.S., disability rights activists – many…
People with disabilities condemn medical discrimination agendas
As the debate over doctor-assisted suicide explodes in the U.S., disability rights activists – many…
Op-ed: "Death with Dignity" or dignity with death?
When proponents of doctor-assisted suicide were brainstorming a name for their movement, they settled on…
Wantedness of a child often determines protection under law
Many people argue that abortion (and euthanasia, embryonic stem cell research, assisted suicide, etc.) is…
Texas Law Protecting Pain-Capable Unborn Children Goes Into Effect
National Right to Life highlights the Pro-Life law protecting preborn babies who are able to feel pain during an abortion.
National bill to protect pain-capable unborn children in sixth month of pregnancy and later passes U.S. House
In a 228-196 vote, the U.S. House of Representatives approves bill protecting unborn children who feel pain.
Bioethicist rejects so-called reforms to futile care laws
Wesley J. Smith testified in opposition to SB 303, which fails to reform the Texas Advanced Directives Act or increase protection for the disabled.