Abortion

Despite all the bad news clinging to the Trump administration in its final week, President Trump’s commitment to protecting the most innocent and vulnerable among us has yielded another important pro-life victory.

Vice’s latest anti-life piece is proof that last week’s Capitol riot is a one-smear-fits-all bad PR event being used by the left to condemn all of its political enemies. 

A first-year surgical resident faced-off with a disapproving Chief of Surgery and other residents over her religious objection to performing an abortion in the winter premiere episode of ABC's The Good Doctor. Instead of standing up for her beliefs, she caved when it became apparent her decision would affect her residency, then admitted she had an abortion she didn't regret and…

NBC's This Is Us has had pro-life episodes during its long run. In previous episodes, characters have welcomed unplanned pregnancies. It also routinely gives a nuanced and life-affirming perspective on adoption.

In a ghastly report on the recently-passed legalization of abortion in Argentina, Telemundo proves once again that although immigration reigns supreme in Spanish-language media, the rest of the liberal policy agenda remains of topmost importance.

The nation's Hispanic media excel at keeping damaging news for Democrats out of the airwaves. Take for instance, the collective, deafening silence of Telemundo, Univision, Estrella TV and CNN En Español – the four Spanish-speaking networks with national newscasts – on the domestic violence charges brought against radical liberal Raphael Warnock by his former wife. The incident, where Ouleye…

If The Washington Post were capable of recognizing irony on any level, it might think twice running an interview with the head of America’s busiest abortion mill in the “Lifestyle” section. But that’s where Post Magazine contributor KK Otesen’s…

It makes sense that a man who wrote and sang a popular song celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ would celebrate all births. But it wasn’t always the case for Jose Feliciano, whose “Feliz Navidad” is a Christmastime staple.

2020 has been a year-long series of grievances, and TV was no exception. Although COVID ended a lot of business, leftist Hollywood has been in full force shoving its agenda down our throats. In honor of Festivus on December 23, we’ve once again gathered a list of 2020 TV grievances to air as well as feats of strength and Festivus miracles.

Ever since Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson produced some of the first images of pre-born babies published in Life magazine more than 60 years ago, the pro-abortion left has been annoyed at the medical and technological advances that have given us a window into the womb. The big surprise is that now they’re saying the quiet part out loud.

The casual hatred for unborn babies in the womb is alive and well in our society. Recently, Grammy Award-winning rapper/musician Lil Nas X told a fan to “get rid” of their pregnancy on Instagram. After some pro-life folks took issue with his harsh words, Lil Nas X then went and mocked them.

The New York Times celebrated the vulgar but the oh-so-young-and-hip social media mockery of pro-life protesters on the front of the Thursday Styles section in “Abortion Rights Activists Take a Youthful Turn,” by Jessica Grose: "In a TikTok filmed in August outside of a women’s health center in Charlotte, N.C., the uncensored version of the mid-1990s novelty rap song “Short…

It’s well known that Debra Messing is done with President Donald Trump, enjoys directing insults at him on Twitter, and wants him to languish in prison as soon as possible. On December 9, she gave details on how she’d like him to languish.

Stephen King wants President Donald Trump out of the White House, and not even The Constitution will stop him. The famed horror fiction writer has a blatant hatred for the President and cannot wait to see Joe Biden in office (even though he hasn’t officially won), as evinced by a tweet he posted on December 10: “Donald, you're fired. Someone call Security. Have him get his things in a…