A Montana judge blocked a pro-life law late last week that makes sure mothers have the opportunity to see their unborn baby on an ultrasound screen before going through with an abortion.

KTVH Helena reports Yellowstone County District Judge Michael Moses issued a preliminary injunction blocking the ultrasound law and two others in response to a lawsuit from Planned Parenthood of Montana.

Moses, an appointee of former pro-abortion Democrat Gov. Steve Bullock, described the case as of “extreme constitutional importance” prior to issuing the order, according to Reuters.

The three pro-life laws, which passed the state legislature this spring, protect unborn babies and mothers from the abortion industry.

Since Texas passed Senate Bill 8 or the “Heartbeat Bill,” pro-abortion activists have been hosting “Stop the Bans” rallies throughout the country. Students for Life of America leaders were on the ground in Saint Louis and Chicago to respond to these protests and show that the Pro-Life Generation will not give up the ground it has recently gained.  

Saint Louis, Missouri

Dozens of abortion supporters rallied for abortion at the Old Courthouse downtown. Among these protesters were two prominent city figures—St. Louis City Mayor Tishaura Jones and Representative Cori Bush. Both women spoke at the podium on the steps of the courthouse, advocating for abortion.

Attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday to allow a faith-based pregnancy center in New London to continue providing critical services to women without fear of discrimination based on the center’s pro-life views. Care Net Pregnancy Resource Center of Southeastern Connecticut is challenging a state law that targets pro-life pregnancy centers by forcing them to comply with state-approved speech or face punishment.

The law targets pro-life pregnancy centers as “limited services” providers because they do not refer or perform abortions. Under the law, the state attorney general has the authority to decide whether Care Net is engaging in “deceptive advertising” because of its life-affirming message based on its religious beliefs.

Judicial Watch announced today that it received 198 pages of records and communications from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) involving “humanized mice” research with human fetal heads, organs and tissue, including communications and contracts with human fetal tissue provider Advanced Bioscience Resources (ABR). Most of the records are communications and related attachments between Perrin Larton, a procurement manager for ABR, and research veterinary medical officer Dr. Kristina Howard of the FDA.

Judicial Watch received the records through a March 2019 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, of which the FDA is a part (Judicial Watch v.

The University of Pittsburgh just hired a law firm to review its scientific research practices after allegations surfaced that aborted babies may be being born alive and their organs harvested for a taxpayer-funded research project at the university.

But pro-life leaders are questioning why the university does not plan to release the investigation results to the public.

The university is facing growing scrutiny after Judicial Watch and the Center for Medical Progress exposed evidence of babies potentially being born alive in abortions and other disturbing practices at the university earlier this summer. The evidence came from documents they obtained from the U.S.

Joe Biden will have his first official meeting with Pope Francis next month. The Pope has  recently called killing babies in aboritons “murder” and, since that is what abortion is, the head of the Catholic Church should rebuke Biden for aggressively promoting abortion despite declaring himself a “devout Catholic.”

Pope Francis is expected to receive Joe Biden on October 29 in Biden’s first official visit to the Vatican since his inauguration.

The sources told CNA on Sept. 25 that their information came directly from the Prefecture for the Pontifical Household. Though encounters with heads of state are diplomatic occasions, the Prefecture is responsible for the organization and protocol around the meetings.

A new bill in the Ohio Senate would protect unborn babies by banning all abortions as soon as the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.

The Human Life Protection Act (Senate Bill 123), sponsored by state Sens. Kristina Roegner, R-Hudson, and Sandra O’Brien, R-Ashtabula, would ban abortions and impose felony charges on abortionists who violate the law. Exceptions would be allowed if the mother’s life is at risk. The bill would not ban birth control or miscarriage care.

On Wednesday, Roegner told the state Senate Health Committee that Ohio needs to stand for life, according to the Ohio Capital Journal.

As a journalism student, I was taught never assume. Yet, as a radio reporter, when covering the issue of abortion, I assumed that my listeners knew the basics about abortion.

The huge irony here is that I myself did not have a fundamental knowledge of abortion–in other words, what it did to an unborn child, and what it could do to a mother, in terms of emotional and psychological after-effects.

By that I mean that, for a long time, I did not know that abortion stops a beating heart. I had no clue that, at just 24 days after conception, the baby’s heart is beating.

Republican Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton said Wednesday that Democrats have discarded Bill and Hillary Clinton’s “safe, legal, and rare” stance on abortion because it implies that there is “something wrong about the practice.”

Cotton questioned Democratic Texas State Rep. Donna Howard on her abortion stances Wednesday during a Senate Judiciary Committee, asking Howard whether she agreed with the Clintons that abortion should be “safe, legal, and rare.”

“I would think that there’s a lot of options that we could put in place that would limit the need for abortion in terms of supporting healthcare for women, access to contraceptives, making sure that they have insurance coverage or Medicaid coverage,” Howard told Cotton.

At least 37 people were injured Tuesday during a violent pro-abortion protest in Mexico City, Mexico, an annual event known for mass vandalism and violence.

Every year on International Safe Abortion Day, abortion activists protest across Central and South America, demanding that their governments legalize the killing of unborn babies in abortions. The protests are infamous for vandalism and violence targeting public buildings, churches and police.

CNN reports at least 37 people were injured in the Mexico City protest alone. A video on its website shows abortion activists lighting a structure on fire, vandalizing a wall with spraypaint and appearing to throw smoke bombs and Molotov cocktails.

A brave young British mother with terminal cancer has no regrets about choosing to have her leg amputated rather than aborting her unborn daughter.

Kathleen Osborne, 28, of Wisbech, England, gave birth to a healthy baby girl in March, the Daily Mail reports. However, the mother-of-three was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer near the end of her pregnancy, and she does not know how much longer she has with her children.

“I’m happy I made the decision to lose my leg because it gave me my daughter,” she said. “If I’d not had my leg amputated then, I’d have lost her and I’d have been going through chemotherapy which might not even have saved my leg in the end anyway.”