Facebook and Instagram censored the Media Research Center, slapping an outdated fact-check on an MRC post of a quote criticizing Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger’s racist views.

The censorship came just one week after MRC Free Speech America published an exclusive in which Brownstone Institute founder and President Jeffrey Tucker accused Facebook of collaborating with government and choosing sides against Trump.

Media Research Center (MRC) posted a quote from former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson on Facebook and Instagram, which are both owned by Meta. Carson pointed out the racist roots of abortion giant Planned Parenthood. “Planned Parenthood was started by Margaret Sanger who was a eugenicist,” he said.

Senator Josh Hawley is criticizing Attorney General Merrick Garland over the FBI’s targeted attack on a pro-life advocate.

As LifeNews has reported, Joe Biden’s Justice Department clearly targeted a pro-life man and his family with a shocking home raid as an act of persecution.

Mark Houck made national headlines over the weekend after 20 heavily-armed federal agents stormed his home at dawn on September 23 — frightening his family, pointing guns at his head, and then arresting him in front of his wife and seven young children.

Biden’s FBI has raided the home of the well-known pro-life advocate and arrested on a bogus charge that had already been thrown out of court.

When the human embryo is only the size of a raisin, he or she already needs a functioning, beating heart to survive, medical lecturer Dr. Mobeen Syed said in a 2017 talk.

The lecture refutes recent propaganda from abortion activists claiming that an unborn baby does not have a heartbeat by six weeks of pregnancy.

Syed’s lecture was for medical students and doctors. It had nothing to do with politics or the abortion issue, but the information that he shared sheds light on the truth about the early development of the human heart.

In his 2017 lecture on embryology and the heart, Syed explained that the heart is the first organ that develops and begins to function in the human body.

The Planned Parenthood organization has been built, from its founding, on destruction of lives, especially preborn ones. Now, even as legalities and access shift in the wake of the Dobbs decision, America’s largest provider and promoter of abortion has added another revenue stream. This one also promises to destroy lives, albeit in a new and subtler way. This one also promises to help women but is, in actuality, built on ideas that deny the existence of women. 

A new documentary from the Center for Bioethics and Culture tells the stories of three young women who believed they were not women and that they could become young men, only to regret it.

The family of pro-life advocate Mark Houck has raised over $250,000 to help defray the costs of legal defense necessary to defend themselves against Joe Biden’s targeted persecution.

As LifeNews has reported, Joe Biden’s Justice Department clearly targeted a pro-life man and his family with a shocking home raid as an act of persecution.

Mark Houck made national headlines over the weekend after 20 heavily-armed federal agents stormed his home at dawn on September 23 — frightening his family, pointing guns at his head, and then arresting him in front of his wife and seven young children.

Biden’s FBI has raided the home of the well-known pro-life advocate and arrested him on a bogus charge that had already been thrown out of court.

Pro-Life advocate Mark Houck has pleaded not guilty to bogus charges from the Biden administration that he violated the federal FACE law.

As LifeNews has reported, Joe Biden’s Justice Department clearly targeted a pro-life man and his family with a shocking home raid as an act of persecution.

Mark Houck made national headlines over the weekend after 20 heavily-armed federal agents stormed his home at dawn on September 23 — frightening his family, pointing guns at his head, and then arresting him in front of his wife and seven young children.

Biden’s FBI has raided the home of the well-known pro-life advocate and arrested him on a bogus charge that had already been thrown out of court.

Arizona abortion facilities have stopped killing unborn babies in abortions after a judge allowed a pre-Roe v. Wade abortion ban to go into effect Friday.

KOLD News 13 reports Planned Parenthood Arizona had to cancel a number of abortion appointments that it had scheduled for this week, although it did not say how many. Other state abortion businesses said they had to do the same.

The law protects unborn babies’ right to life by banning abortions except if the mother’s life is at risk. It is saving as many as 36 babies from abortion every day. For nearly 50 years, Arizona was not allowed to enforce the law, but the overturning of Roe in June changed that.

Six months later, the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C., is still investigating the deaths of five preemie-sized aborted babies that pro-life activists say they discovered in boxes outside a D.C. abortion clinic.

Pictures purportedly showing the mangled bodies of the five aborted babies have inflamed fears that a D.C. abortionist is performing illegal partial-birth abortions right in the nation’s capital, where no specific abortion laws are currently in place.

Local authorities have been cautious in addressing the fetal remains—gruesome reminders to Washington, D.C., of what, exactly, occurs during an abortion.

And in the aftermath of the overturning of Roe v.

A late-term abortionist appears to be selling his Dallas, Texas abortion facility building now that the state protects unborn babies’ right to life.

Live Action News reports late-term abortionist Curtis Boyd still runs an abortion facility in New Mexico that aborts unborn babies through the third trimester, but he closed his Texas facility once the U.S. Supreme Court began allowing states to protect unborn babies from abortion again.

For many years, Boyd owned and ran the Southwestern Women’s Surgery Center, located at 8616 Greenville Ave. in Dallas. However, the building is now for sale at a price tag of $5.7 million on the real estate website Loopnet.com,

Congressional Republicans have authored a joint letter slamming Attorney General Merrick Garland’s bogus political targeting of pro-life advocate Mark Houck. They condemned the “excessive level of force used by the FBI in this case” and said the raid was “an extraordinary overreach for political ends.”

“As you know, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is once again in the national headlines following another raid of an American citizen,” the letter began. “This time, of Mark Houck, a father of seven, a noted Catholic, and a pro-life activist.”

“There is much to learn about the extent of the FBI’s operations in this case, apparently since state-level charges were apparently dismissed by local authorities in Philadelphia,” the members wrote.

A Michigan man has admitted to shooting an elderly pro-life woman who was canvassing homes to campaign against Proposal 3, which would legalize abortions up to birth in the state. Meanwhile, his wife is a radical leftist and abortion activist who regularly threatens conservatives in social media posts.

Residents of the home at which an unarmed, 84-year-old pro-life woman was shot on September 20 spoke with a local Grand Rapids news station.

WOOD-TV’s evening news shows Richard and Sharon Harvey of Odessa Township. During the interview, Richard Harvey admits shooting the pro-life woman, who was peacefully canvassing to vote “no” on Proposal 3.

A new national poll from the Trafalgar Group found strong public support for legislation that would protect unborn babies by banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Consistent with other recent polling, the September poll found stronger support for Republican-led pro-life legislation to ban abortions after 15 weeks compared to a Democrat-backed bill that would allow abortions “at any time during pregnancy.”

According to the poll, 59 percent of voters support a federal law to ban abortions after 15 weeks with exceptions for rape, incest and risks to the mother’s health.

In contrast, 40 percent said they support legislation to create a federal “right to abortion at any time during pregnancy” and to ban states from enacting pro-life laws.

A federal judge has temporarily upheld Florida Gov Ron DeSantis’ decision to suspend a liberal prosecutor who refuses to uphold Florida’s 15-week abortion ban.

DeSantis suspended Soros-backed state attorney Andrew Warren for refusing to enforce the pro-life law he signed earlier this year. The pro-life governor signed the late-term abortion ban back in April, which could save as many as 5,000 babies from aboritons every year.

“The constitution of Florida has vested the veto power in the governor, not in state attorneys,” DeSantis said last month after the suspension. “We are not going to allow this pathogen of ignoring the law get a foothold in the state of Florida.”

The Pennsylvania March for Life in Harrisburg on September 19, 2022, carries on a special tradition within the pro-life movement.

The tradition goes back to Nellie Gray who, upon hearing in 2003 that there was a new mobilization of mom s and dads who had lost children to abortion, welcomed them to share their testimonies as part of the annual March for Life in Washington, DC.

Over the years, Nellie had the brave men and women of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign stand on the rally stage behind the speakers, holding their signs that say, “I Regret My Abortion” or “I Regret Lost Fatherhood.”

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita files a response today to the ACLU’s lawsuit seeking to overturn the state’s abortion ban. He confirmed there is no right to abortion in the state constitution.

He is asking a judge to deny the request for a temporary injunction and to allow the abortion ban to continue saving babies from abortions.

“The constitutional text nowhere mentions abortion as a protected right, and Indiana history demonstrates abortion was regarded as criminal— not a cherished core value,” he wrote in the response.

“The plaintiffs (collectively, Planned Parenthood) urge the judiciary to recognize a novel, unwritten, historically unsupported right to abortion under Article 1, Section 1 of the Indiana Constitution,” the attorney general’s office argues.