"The annual event is asking participants to 'stay home' for the first time since Roe v. Wade." - CToday
"Abortion will not end in this country by simply overturning Roe, as necessary as that is. Abortion will only end when a strong majority comes to see abortion as unconscionable because they understand that the baby in the womb is a real live human being." - SBC Voices
"...the prospect of a conservative, pro-life Supreme Court has thrown pro-abortion liberals into a panic. In the hours after Justice Ginsburg’s death, record donations poured into the Democratic party, to the tune of $71 million. Both the pro-abortion and the anti-abortion sides are describing the Supreme Court vacancy as pivotal to their cause." - Veith
"...according to a new documentary on her life, 'AKA Jane Roe,' which premieres Friday on FX, McCorvey made a startling claim during a 'deathbed confession' delivered in 2017: She was paid to embrace the anti-abortion movement.' - RNS
"After Hallmark scrubbed all mentions of the pro-life film Unplanned from a recent broadcast, pro-life advocates grew outraged. The star of Unplanned, Ashley Bratcher, first revealed that all references to the film had been removed from Hallmark's broadcast of the Movieguide Awards, even though Unplanned was nominated for awards in three categories." - W.Examiner
"Pro-life advocates in the U.S. Senate will try again Feb. 24 to gain passage of protections for unborn babies late in their mothers' pregnancies and newborns who survive abortions -- something they have been unable to do the last two years. .... the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act and the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act" - BPNews
"In Colorado, thousands attended the 'Celebrate Life' march to rally against late-term abortions. . . .approximately 9,000 people appeared in Chicago to protest their beliefs in the 'March for Life Chicago.' In 2014, only 1,000 showed to the event. This year’s theme was "Life empowers: Pro-life is Pro-Woman.'" - Christian Headlines
"The number of abortions fell in one year by more than 13,000 to 623,471 in 2016, the latest year for which data is available, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in a Nov. 29 report." - BPNews
