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REPORT: Suicide among elderly has quadrupled in Switzerland

Recently reported data reveal that the suicide rate among older people in Switzerland has quadrupled over the last 25 years, due to the country’s pro-assisted death laws. Swiss public broadcaster, RTS, released the report which shows an astonishing rise in suicide due to Switzerland’s assisted suicide and euthanasia laws: since 1998, rates of suicide among those age 85 and older have quadrupled, while rates for those age 65-84 have doubled.

Here are Four Women Planned Parenthood Killed in Botched Abortions

As soon as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was passed and signed, effectively denying Planned Parenthood any Medicaid reimbursements for one year, the abortion giant filed suit and secured a temporary injunction from a pro-abort judge that prevents the Department of Health and Human Services from enforcing the new law – at least, for the moment.

Shocking Report Shows Women Having Multiple Abortions, Some Killing 10 or More Babies

A recent report from the Minnesota Department of Health has revealed a troubling trend in the state’s abortion statistics, with some women undergoing multiple abortions, including a small number who have had 10 or more. The data, highlighted in a Substack article by pro-life journalist Sarah Terzo, underscores the scale of repeat abortions in Minnesota, raising concerns among pro-life advocates about the state’s permissive abortion policies.

Here are Four Women Planned Parenthood Killed in Botched Abortions

Here are Four Women Planned Parenthood Killed in Botched Abortions

As soon as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was passed and signed, effectively denying Planned Parenthood any Medicaid reimbursements for one year, the abortion giant filed suit and secured a temporary injunction from a pro-abort judge that prevents the Department of Health and Human Services from enforcing the new law – at least, for the moment.

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Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage Harms Children and Society

Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage Harms Children and Society

As June marked the 10th anniversary of the legal de-sexing of marriage through the landmark U.S. Supreme Court Obergefell v. Hodges decision, all citizens of good will should consider how this ruling has impacted humanity through children. We must recognize that the case for same-sex marriage was always about the same-sex family. No one who advocated for this radical redefinition of marriage and family ever considered this was just about adults.

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EU Turbocharges Censorship of Conservatives with AI Regulation

EU Turbocharges Censorship of Conservatives with AI Regulation

New EU “safety and security” standards will require tech companies to censor and moderate content on general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI) models to prevent “hate” and “discrimination.” The EU Commission General-Purpose AI Code of Practice requires AI developers and tech companies to ensure that general-purpose AI models are “safe,” including through censorship of content that is “hateful, radicalizing, or false.”

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Confronting the Iranian Regime Helps the Women It Oppresses

Confronting the Iranian Regime Helps the Women It Oppresses

Since the Iranian regime took power in 1979, it has relegated women to the status of second-class citizens. They face state-backed discrimination in law and rigid enforcement from the government’s morality police. Domestic violence, marital rape, and early and forced marriage remain legal. And many of the women who have spoken out against this treatment have been sent to prison, where many have been brutally raped and tortured.

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California’s public university insurance plans now include abortion

California’s public university insurance plans now include abortion

A Campus Reform analysis has found that public universities in California are quietly adding abortion to school insurance plans. Campus Reform reported on the rising costs of costs of higher education in California, and how ideological agendas are being included in those costs. While community colleges do not require students to have health insurance, private universities often auto-enroll students in their plans.

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German doctor sues employer for banning abortions after merging with Catholic hospital

German doctor sues employer for banning abortions after merging with Catholic hospital

Joachim Volz, a German physician who performed abortions at the former Evangelical Hospital Lippstadt, is suing the Lippstadt Christian Hospital after a merger led to the banning of prenatal infanticide. According to Volz’s personal website, “Being able to consistently help women and young couples in the emotionally extremely difficult situation of a pregnancy with a terminally ill or severely disabled child was one of Prof. Volz’s primary priorities.”

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One of top US sex ed leaders is unhappy that states can now protect kids from porn

One of top US sex ed leaders is unhappy that states can now protect kids from porn

The Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS), part of a coalition that sets sex education standards for minors, is upset about a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that allows states to limit minors’ access to online pornography. SIECUS’s outrage over safeguards meant to prevent children’s access to pornography appears to stem from fears that its favored sexually graphic sex-ed curricula could be blocked. This tacit admission as to the sexually explicit nature of these curricula should serve as a stark wake-up call for every parent.

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WHO estimates 73 million unborn babies aborted every year—but nobody knows for sure

WHO estimates 73 million unborn babies aborted every year—but nobody knows for sure

The biggest abortion promoters, the World Health Organization and the Guttmacher institute, have every reason to exaggerate the number of abortions worldwide each year. So when the World Health Organization and the Guttmacher Institute both estimate that 73 million induced abortions occur each year, can they be believed? Or is the real number likely to be smaller? Perhaps much smaller?

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British Assisted Suicide Bill Could Result in Criminal Killings Going Unnoticed

British Assisted Suicide Bill Could Result in Criminal Killings Going Unnoticed

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, as introduced to the House of Lords, amends the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 to ensure there is no statutory duty to investigate deaths “caused by the self-administration by the deceased of an approved substance”. This means that under Kim Leadbeater’s Bill, the deaths of those who die by assisted suicide would not be automatically referred to a coroner, as is normally required in cases of “unnatural deaths” or those caused by the administration of drugs.

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Non-physicians can now prescribe abortion pill in Ohio

Non-physicians can now prescribe abortion pill in Ohio

Since chemical abortions ‘have a 1 in 20 risk of complication … lifting the requirement of a doctor’s involvement is extremely reckless,’ Ohio Right to Life said. An Ohio judge ruled that non-physicians – like nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives, or physician assistants – can now prescribe the abortion pill.
The abortion pill carries significant risks, which are increased without an in-person visit due to a “no-test” protocol, which fails to determine gestational age, potential ectopic pregnancy, or other risks and contraindications.

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