From the Times-Tribune: Dr. Kermit Gosnel's "House of Horrors" abortion clinic in Philadelphia did great violence to human beings and to abortion-rights advocates' mantra that their objective is to make abortion "legal, safe and rare." It's legal. But at Dr....
From Philadelphia Inquirer: Standing on the floor of the state House, her voice choked with emotion, the first-term Democratic legislator from Upper Darby explained why she had just voted for the bill tightening regulations for abortion clinics. State Rep. Margo L....
SB 732, the common sense bill to require abortion centers in Pennsylvania to meet the same health and safety standards required of all outpatient surgery centers, passed the State House and Senate overwhelmingly this week. This action comes about 11 months after a...
Want to know how your state representative and state senator voted on Senate Bill 732? State House Vote State Senate Vote Please thank your legislator if they voted Yes in support of this...
SB 732 Applies commonsense health and safety regulations to an industry used to having its own dangerous way. For Immediate Release Harrisburg, December 14, 2011 Pennsylvania Family Institute today praised the Pennsylvania House and Senate for the overwhelming...
Yesterday, the State House passed Senate Bill 732, a bill which would impose more stringent regulations and inspections on the abortion industry, to at least bring it in line with other outpatient surgical centers. Now the bill moves to the Senate where it should...
The entire nation was shocked earlier this year when a Philadelphia grand jury released its report on the Women’s Medical Society abortion center in West Philadelphia, detailing accounts of murdered women, gruesome conditions inside, and “countless” babies being...
House Bill 1977, introduced by Rep. Donna Oberlander, R-Clarion County, is to prevent coverage for most abortions under the exchanges because they will be supported with public money. She said her bill is consistent with existing state law that prevents public...
The overreaching arm of government: An Ohio third-grader will spend his ninth birthday waiting for a court ruling on whether he's too fat to live at home with his mother. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that social workers took the 200-lb. Cleveland Heights boy...
According to the Washington Post, the decision to pull the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' (USCCB) funding wasn't based on agency reviews, but on religious bias. Under Health and Human Services' own evaluation process, the USCCB scored "excellent" marks for...