Pro-Life Activists Lie Down in Front of White House

On Oct. 31 at noon, 71 people will lie down in front of the White House, forming the shape of the number 71. The 71 represents the percentage of Americans who oppose taxpayer funded abortions in healthcare according to national polls. 



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Aborted Fetal Material Used in Anti-Wrinkle Creams?

Children of God for Life is alledging that Neocutis, a bio-pharmaceutical company focused on dermatology and skin care is using aborted fetal cell lines to produce several of their anti-aging skin creams.

“It is absolutely deplorable…

White Ribbon Against Pornography Week

This year, the annual White Ribbon Against Pornography (WRAP) Week runs Sunday, Oct. 25, through Sunday, Nov. 1. WRAP Week is intended to inform the public and public officials about the harms of pornography and the need to enforce…

AFA Calls for Elimination of Abortion from Health Care Reform Bill

The American Family Association (AFA) is joining with other pro-family organizations to call for the elimination of abortion from health care reform legislation.

“The plain truth is that abortion is not health care. Every abortion…

Ten Commandments Display Under Attack in Kentucky

On Tuesday, Liberty Counsel will present oral argument at the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in defense of the “Foundations of American Law and Government” display, which includes the Ten Commandments.

Specifically, the “Foundations of American…

My Interview with Judge Andrew Napolitano

Judge Andrew Naplitano Shares How We Can Re-establish Freedom in America Again. He is a freedom fighter, a liberty-seeker, and a straight shooter. He’s the youngest life-tenured Superior Court judge in the history of the State of New Jersey, the host of Fox’s…

AFA Calls on 7-Eleven to Stop Selling Porn

The American Family Association (AFA) has made a bold call to 7-Eleven stores to reconsider its decision to sell the November issue of Playboy, which will feature a cartoon character on the cover.

The magazine will hit newsstands…

Ten-Year Battle Over Censorship of Jesus Poster Heads to Court

A federal appeals court in New York this morning will hear oral argument on behalf of a former Syracuse kindergarten student whose art project was censored because it glorified Jesus.

Mathew Staver, founder of Liberty Counsel and Dean of

Students Take Vow of Silence in Pro-Life Stance

Would you be willing to take a vow of silence for a single day to help save the lives of unborn babies? That’s what students across the nation are setting out to do on Oct. 20.

Will Congress Enact “Thought Crimes” Bill?

The so-called hate crimes bill is on the fast track in Congress. Lawmakers have attached it to a defense appropriations bill. The measure may come up for vote as early as today.

“This is really a ‘thought crimes’ bill, since it punishes people…