Red Rose Rescuers managed to shut down a Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Philadelphia on Friday and stop at least 10 abortions from taking place that day.

However, a Catholic priest, Father Fidelis Moscinski, was arrested at a second rescue Friday in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and remains in jail, according to Citizens for a Pro-Life Society.

“No abortions took place” Friday at the Philadelphia Planned Parenthood, the pro-life group said. “Due to the Red Rose Rescue, no unborn children were killed at this PP clinic. We pray this reprieve will be the opportunity for at least one, and maybe more than one woman to choose life!”

Lara Trump slammed a “totally ridiculous” MSNBC op-ed Thursday for comparing pro-life advocates who are trying to save unborn babies to Taliban terrorists.

The leftist news outlet has been facing massive criticism this week for running an op-ed by Dean Obeidallah claiming both pro-life Republicans and the Taliban are “threats” to “women’s rights.” MSNBC host Joy Reid made a similar comparison on Twitter over the weekend.

Trump, appearing on Fox & Friends, said the comparison is “totally ridiculous” because pro-life Republicans are working to protect human rights and the Taliban is doing the exact opposite.

“Let me just remind people that the Taliban is a barbaric terrorist organization who treats women as second-class citizens, subhuman even,” she said.

Americans support legal protections for unborn babies even at the earliest stages of pregnancy.

Though traditional news outlets and abortion activists claim otherwise, a growing number of polls show strong public support for heartbeat laws, which ban abortions once an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detectable outside the womb. This occurs at about six to eight weeks of pregnancy, and, if enforced, heartbeat laws could save tens of thousands of babies’ lives every year.

The latest poll comes from Missouri regarding a 2019 state heartbeat law that prohibits abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy.

According to the Saint Louis University/YouGov poll, 56 percent of Missourians agree that the state should prohibit abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy, including 57 percent of women.

A very unfortunate video–for deniers of Post-Abortion Syndrome (PAS)–is circulating through the social media platform TikTok. TikTok is a popular app whose userbase is largely between 16-24 and whose content is short videos ranging from a few seconds long to three minutes.

The video featured a young girl lamenting her own abortion one year before who is creating a safe space where young women could tell their stories of the “forbidden grief” of abortion. This video had 1.2 million views, 245,000 likes, and nearly 11,000 comments; needless to say it went viral.

Those 11,000 comments were women using this one opportunity to express the grief they’ve held in for years, and it was heartbreaking.

A redacted autopsy report has been received by Operation Rescue that documents the death of a black California woman who suffered a fatal uterine hemorrhage after a botched first trimester abortion in 2014.  Her death left a two-year-old daughter motherless and her family and friends grieving.

“We report on abortion related deaths such as this one because it is important for there to be a public record of the harm abortion causes to women,” said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman.  “Whether these women deserve our pity, or our scorn is not the point of telling their stories.  Women like Kenniah Epps are human beings that died avoidable deaths due to botched abortion procedures.

A growing number of leaders are calling on Pennsylvania authorities to investigate allegations that aborted babies may be being born alive so that their organs can be harvested for scientific research through the University of Pittsburgh.

These include former Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Cheryl Lynn Allen, Catholic League president Bill Donohue, state Rep. Kathy Rapp and U.S. Senate candidate Sean Parnell, as well as state pro-life organizations.

On Tuesday, in a letter to Pennsylvania Auditor General Timothy DeFoor, Donohue said the University of Pittsburgh is a taxpayer-funded school and the allegations of criminal activity must be investigated.

“The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine has earned an outstanding reputation, and that is why reports that it is operating a fetal organ ‘chop shop’ are so disconcerting,” Donohue wrote.

A shocking new investigation by Live Action News confirms that babies are aborted right up to birth across the United States.

While pro-life advocates have known for years about abortion facilities in Colorado and New Mexico advertising late-term abortions, state health statistics from three other states show that viable, late-term aborted babies are being killed in other parts of the country as well. None of the reports give reasons for the late-term abortions.

According to Live Action, reports from the Kentucky health department show that one baby was aborted at 37 weeks and another at 38 weeks of pregnancy in 2019; in 2017, one baby was aborted at 35 weeks and another at 37 weeks.

If you were to trace the abortion virus in all its many and varied hosts, one particularly malevolent culture would be the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Writing back in April, Dr. Randall K. O’Bannon, NRL’s director of Education & Research, aptly observed, “In recent years, nothing has been more reliable than the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) sounding their support for whatever the latest terrible scheme dreamed up by the abortion industry.’

We’ll return to Dr. O’Bannon’s extremely helpful analysis in just a moment.

What brought ACOG to mind was a story that appeared yesterday  in a Michigan publication, the Midland Daily News.

A young single mother from New York State is showing that there is support for women facing unexpected pregnancy, and she says moms in this scenario should not be afraid.

Katy became pregnant at 16, and while she hails from a family with pro-life values, the fear she experienced was strong, driving her to think abortion was her only option.

Katy was saved from going through with an abortion when loved ones intervened, and today she happy to have her daughter Mariana, who will soon have her first birthday. Katy is also making strides in her education.

She recalled for Pregnancy Help News what it was like when she learned she was expecting a baby as a teenager.