Bioethics

"Texas has won the latest legal battle in its lengthy effort to remove abortion giant Planned Parenthood from the Medicaid program." - BPNews

Baptist Press: "Arkansas has enacted what appears to be the most stringent ban on abortion in the country in the latest state effort to persuade the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse its nearly 50-year-old decision legalizing the procedure."

WORLD: "Some think the state’s new protections for almost all unborn babies could prove counterproductive"

"The question assumes a foundational biblical truth that is often pushed aside in these times: namely, that a Christian may not do evil that good may come out of it (Rom. 12:21). In a day when 'lesser of two evils' ethics and 'whataboutism' have upended Christian witness, with Christians affirming much that they previously denied in order to justify remaining loyal to their temporal tribes, we should be thankful, at least, when the right questions are asked." - Russel Moore

"But we can also fight abortion, says French, on the demand side. That is, persuading women not to get abortions. They have the 'right to choose,' so we can encourage them to choose life. This tactic is already showing success. The abortion rate...is lower now than it was before it was legalized!" - Veith

"Before performing an abortion, doctors will have to do an ultrasound to make sure the baby has no heartbeat yet. The measure will protect all babies with detectable heartbeats except in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother’s life. Court battles will likely tie up the law’s enforcement, but pro-life advocates hope it will end up before the Supreme Court, where a conservative majority could overturn Roe v. Wade." - WORLD

"The most effective avenues to preserve life still remain." - The Dispatch

"According to a new Marist poll out today, more than three-quarters of Americans support significant restrictions on abortion, including a majority of Americans who describe themselves as pro-choice." - N.Review

"An assisted suicide bill being considered in Connecticut faces opposition from disability rights activists over what they contend is a lack of safeguards against the abuse of vulnerable populations, such as the elderly or the disabled." - C.Post