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February 10, 2023

Growing number of Catholics, Protestants support less strict abortion laws: poll

A Gallup poll found that surprising number of Protestants and Catholics are supportive of less strict abortion laws in the United States.

February 10, 2023

Idaho bill would criminalize transportation of minors across state lines as a form of human trafficking

An Idaho bill would criminalize transporting a minor across state lines to seek an abortion as a violation of the state's existing human trafficking law. 

February 10, 2023

Tony Dungy responds to critics of March for Life speech: I'm pro-life and I should be able to say that

NFL Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy discussed the importance of prayer, demonstrated when Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed, and his strong pro-life beliefs.

February 10, 2023

March for Life visitors to National Archives told to 'remove or cover' pro-life attire: lawsuit

The American Center for Law and Justice has filed a lawsuit against the National Archives alleging that visitors were ordered to remove or cover pro-life clothing.

February 10, 2023

Biden knows his student loan handout is such a loser, he wouldn’t even talk about it

Biden knows that his student loan handout is such a loser, he wouldn’t even talk about it. The Supreme Court can put a stop to this dangerous precedent.

February 10, 2023

Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy previews Super Bowl LVII

Pro football Hall of Famer Tony Dungy shares what he expects to see in Super Bowl LVII and weighs in on backlash he faced for his pro-life beliefs on ‘Fox & Friends.’

February 10, 2023

UK report claims priest charged for holding ‘praying for free speech’ sign, having pro-life bumper sticker

A Catholic priest in England was criminally charged after he breached a censorship zone to pray silently near an abortion facility, according to a UK group.

February 9, 2023

New York Republican sues Democratic colleagues over high court vote

Republican New York State Sen. Anthony Palumbo is suing Democratic colleagues over the Judiciary Committee's handling of Hector LaSalle's nomination to the state's highest court.

February 9, 2023

Cruz challenges Dems to 'stand up to the White House' against 'radical,' 'wildly unqualified' judicial picks

Sen. Ted Cruz called upon his Democratic colleagues to impose higher standards for President Biden's judicial nominees instead of providing a "rubber stamp."

February 9, 2023

NRA, 25 states sue Biden ATF to stop 'arbitrary' and 'unlawful' pistol brace rule

The NRA filed a lawsuit in North Dakota challenging the Biden administration's new rule regulating pistols equipped with stabilizing braces as short-barreled rifles.