It’s no secret Hollywood has long held a strong dislike for the Catholic Church, but it was still shocking to see ABC’s procedural drama The Rookie degrade it in such an over-the-top manner in a recent episode. Especially as the Church recently celebrated one of its most holy and sacred feast days- Easter. The show not only depicted a horror scene with what appears to be a pope…

Last season, Apple TV’s drama Your Friends and Neighbors sparked outrage over a blasphemous scene mocking the Holy Eucharist in a Catholic Church. This season, their target is capitalism as young, smug teen Tori (Isabel Gravitt) goes on a liberal rant in an interview with a college admissions official at Princeton University.

Pro-life messaging is rare in Hollywood, especially with Planned Parenthood’s involvement in many productions. Yet Apple TV’s new dramedy Margo’s Got Money Troubles, hailed by Time as “the must-see show of the spring,” features surprisingly powerful pro-life moments and even acknowledges abortion is “terminating a life.”

Shellfish lives apparently matter more than the lives of human babies. 

Planned Parenthood figured they’ll win some brownie points from the demographic they’ve historically aborted by virtue signaling with a statement as revolutionary as the black square.

Biden’s DOJ recruited Planned Parenthood and their coathanger coalition to hunt down and stalk any American whose pro-life opinions they find offensive, expanding their “watchlist” of groups like Turning Point USA and those super scary school-board…

Emotionally cheating will save your marriage, according to New York Magazine's lonely and childless cat ladies at The CUT.

These moms told Reddit they wish they aborted their 6 year olds. New York Magazine is celebrating them.

The cast of The View would prefer that women grow old and die alone, rather than have children. 

The bias isn't just in the news, it's also in the app.

“Basketball is for everyone,” the NBA proudly proclaims on its Diversity & Inclusion website. Chicago Bulls guard Jaden Ivey just learned that slogan comes with a rainbow-colored asterisk after he was waived for expressing his personal religious views on homosexuality and abortion.

Liberal activist/actress Cynthia Nixon apparently has a lot of time on her hands since the cancellation of HBO Max’s Sex and the City reboot which she starred in. When she’s not out on boats claiming abortion is “great,” she can be found virtue signaling in aimless protests such as Saturday’s “No Kings” gathering in New York City.

While Democrats screeched that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at airports were just “sitting around doing nothing” and that they might “brutalize or kill” travelers, one of those same “untrained” officers just saved a one-year-old boy’s life. And it’s the second time in recent weeks an ICE agent has saved a child.

As other celebrities brag about their abortions, one high-profile actress has dared to admit the pain and guilt behind “killing (her) child.” Christina Applegate, star of the ‘90s hit Married With Children and Netflix’s popular dramedy Dead to Me, reveals in her new, bestselling memoir, that abortion is “murder.” She even goes as far as to say the guilt she carried after her…