A group of Houston Christian radio stations organized a large scale campaign to assist pregnancy help centers in their work serving pregnant women and families, resulting in a remarkable response of support for pregnancy help across the U.S.

The “World’s Largest Baby Shower” was presented by the Hope Media Group, which owns Houston Christian radio station KSBJ and others in the area. The group spent nearly a month promoting the donation drive culminating in late August, according to a Christian Music Broadcasters article.

Ultimately a nation-wide event, DJs with the various Houston radio stations and others across the country encouraged community residents to donate to pregnancy centers.

Three pro-life pregnancy centers have had no meaningful updates from the FBI since they were firebombed in early summer following reports that Roe v. Wade would be overturned, they told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

The groups were subject to arson, incendiary devices, broken windows and spray-painted threats on their buildings in the wake of the Roe decision being leaked May 2. The organizations have heard little from the FBI since the attacks, and the FBI refused to confirm that a single arrest has been made in relation to these attacks or dozens of others in comments to the DCNF.

CompassCare, a pro-life pregnancy center in Amherst, New York, was firebombed, had its windows broken and had “Jane was here” spray-painted on the building June 7 in an apparent reference to Jane’s Revenge, a group that’s taken credit for several pro-abortion attacks.

A French pro-abortion feminist who won the 2022 Nobel Prize for literature criticized men Tuesday for not doing enough to support women’s “liberation” causes like abortion.

Breitbart reports Annie Ernaux, 82, received the award for her novella “Happening,” a semi-autobiographical story about a young woman who aborts her unborn baby in France in the 1960s before abortions became legal.

Ahead of the awards ceremony this week, Ernaux made several public statements criticizing both men and the Nobel Foundation for being too “masculine.”

Speaking with Agence France-Presse, she accused the prestigious foundation of being misogynistic, saying: “It manifests itself by this desire for tradition.

A Virginia restaurant told the Family Foundation that it was no longer welcome to dine at the establishment because of the organization’s views on abortion and traditional marriage.

The Daily Signal spoke with Family Foundation President Victoria Cobb on Monday morning outside the Supreme Court as the justices heard oral arguments in 303 Creative v. Elenis, a case examining “whether applying a public-accommodation law to compel an artist to speak or stay silent violates the free speech clause of the First Amendment.”

Cobb shared that about an hour and a half before the Family Foundation party was scheduled to take place in a private dining room at Metzger Bar and Butchery located in Richmond, Virginia, the restaurant announced that was “unwilling to serve” the organization.

Pop singer Lizzo used her fame to “normalize” the killing of unborn babies in abortions again this week by inviting a prominent abortion activist to join her on stage during the 2022 People’s Choice Awards.

Breitbart reports Lizzo received the People’s Champion award for her activism on abortion and other issues and brought with her on stage activists who represented each issue.

One was “Shout Your Abortion” co-founder Amelia Bonow, whose group seeks to “normalize” the killing of unborn babies in abortions through women telling their abortion stories. She even promotes abortions to children.

On stage, Lizzo praised Bonow for working “to normalize abortion, increase awareness of abortion pills and motivate people to support abortion access in their communities,” according to the report.

Second chances—they are real, and the results are life changing.

In fact, since 2012, statistics inform us that second chances in the form of reversing an abortion decision have saved a record 4,000 lives!

So, we celebrate the Abortion Pill Rescue® Network (APRN) and its more than 1,200 medical professionals who are committed to providing real health care to those women who have changed their mind after starting a chemical abortion.

We celebrate the impact on our world with the addition of 4,000 unique, never to be repeated lives.

Generations will rejoice in their milestones.

For more than a decade the abortion pill reversal protocol has been available to women who have experienced regret in their decision to abort their child.

Rebecca Kiessling always wanted to know who her biological parents were.

Adopted as an infant, she told the New Yorker that she used a spiral-bound notebook to count down “the years, months and days” until she turned 18 and could request legal documents about them.

In 1987 when she saw those documents, the Michigan lawyer and pro-life advocate soon realized something was wrong with the description of her biological father. To her shock, Kiessling later learned that her birth mother, Joann, had been raped at knife-point on the way to the grocery store one day and conceived her, according to the interview.

It’s a common pro-abortion lament/call to action, so let’s begin by filling in the blank. In order to “normalize” abortion, we (meaning  both everyday women and men but especially the entertainment media) must “Shout Your Abortion,” or announce “No Mother’s Day For Me Just Yet. Thank you!” or “See More Parents Having Abortions in Film and Television.”

The latter is the thrust of a bizarre column, even by Marie Claire standards, written by Danielle Campoamor.

What is she saying? That many women who abort are the mothers of living children, which is unfortunately true. Building on that, Campoamor quotes Renee Bracey Sherman, described as the “executive director of We Testify, an organization dedicated to increasing the representation and visibility of people who have abortions”:

“The majority of people who have abortions are already parenting, but on television and film, it’s nearly always someone young, white, and wealthy who is trying to avoid parenting.

Unborn babies are “disproportionately harmed” by pro-abortion laws, to borrow a phrase from the left.

Yet, mainstream news outlets rarely mention these babies at all, and almost never in stories about abortion. Instead, news outlets consistently parade talking points from the pro-abortion movement about how pro-life laws “disproportionately harm” certain groups of women.

A USA Today article this week used the phrase to highlight a new report about Latino women in the 26 states that ban or soon likely will ban abortions.

The research, which comes from the pro-abortion National Partnership for Women & Families and the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice, found that more than 6.5 million Latino women of childbearing age live in these states.

An extremely premature baby born in Tasmania at just 27 weeks and weighing 540g had to battle a string of medical issues and three bouts of sepsis but is now a thriving two year old.

When Hadrian was born in Hobart, in Tasmania, Australia, the odds were stacked against him from the beginning. His mum, Nikola, had to have an emergency caesarean section over three months before her due date.

“I had a spinal anaesthetic so I was awake for the procedure”, she said. “He was so tiny; I briefly saw him then they whizzed him away. I was so worried about the outcome as he was born so early, all I could do was hope that he would be OK”.

Brand-new data has revealed that, from April to August of this year, abortions plummeted 57% in Georgia. That’s 2,500 babies who will see their first birthday because of the Dobbs decision and GLA’s Heartbeat Bill going into effect.

That’s 2,500 babies who Stacey Abrams, Jen Jordan, Raphael Warnock, and pro-abortion candidates would prefer be brutally aborted.

2,500 babies who would be murdered without Georgia’s Heartbeat Bill.

2,500 babies who are safe so long as pro-life candidates like Brian Kemp, Herschel Walker, and Chris Carr win today.

On Election Day, we have to understand what is truly at stake when we cast our votes.

On September 1, 2021, the Texas Heartbeat Act took effect.[i] This legislation protects preborn children in Texas after a heartbeat is able to be detected, which science has proven can happen as early as the sixth week of gestation.[ii]  This marked the first instance since the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that a law protecting preborn children well before viability was implemented.

The impact of this law has been disputed.[iii] However, an analysis of newly published Texas birth data shows that between March 2022 and July 2022, the number of births in Texas increased by more than 5,000 as compared to identical time periods from previous years. 

Ayala was still in elementary school when a relative living with her family began sexually abusing her.

She was raped for the first time at age 11 and became pregnant at age 15. But despite the abuse, the fear and panic, and an unsupportive family, Ayala realized that she could not abort her unborn baby.

“Our children are not responsible for the crimes of their fathers and are completely innocent, unique human beings from the moment of conception,” she told The Federalist in a new interview. “They’re deserving of the right to life just like anyone else.”

The now 19-year-old is a pro-life advocate with Students for Life and the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU).

As Americans prepare to vote for politicians and ballot measures that will affect the future of millions of unborn babies, two women who survived abortions want to remind voters that their lives matter, too.

Speaking with The Epoch Times, Jennifer Milbourn and Robin Sertell said their lives were just as valuable in the womb, and certainly no less so because of their biological mothers’ “choice.”

“I really desperately want to see a world where nobody ever has to go through what I went through again,” Sertell said, noting how the abortion caused permanent physical and mental trauma.

Milbourn, who was adopted, told the news outlet that she still struggles with trauma and feelings of rejection because of her biological mother’s decision.