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Every time I write about Jahi’s case, there are angry reader responses insisting she is dead. I am not sure why people have such an emotional investment in Jahi’s demise, but if she isn’t dead, it is a matter of urgency that the truth come out. –Wesley Smith Read more at:... Read More →

  God blessed my life with the friendship of an extraordinary woman, Faith Abbott McFadden. Many readers of the Human Life Review remember Faith as a senior editor and the wife of HLR founder, James P. McFadden. She was also the mother of five, including the Review’s present... Read More →

In a statement to TheBlaze, David Daleiden, the founder of Center for Medical Progress, said, “The House Energy & Commerce Committee’s Select Investigative Panel has already discovered probable cause that Planned Parenthood and StemExpress profited off of baby body parts... Read More →

Before his quite convenient conversion, Trump had a very clear position on abortion. In 1999, he said on Meet the Press that he was “very pro-choice” in “every respect.” He even supported allowing a procedure sometimes referred to as partial-birth... Read More →

New government figures show 30 babies were aborted in the past three years because they had a cleft lip or palate. FULL STORY: Read More →

Mother Teresa explained that the poorest of the poor weren’t in the slums of India; they were our neighbors right here in America. Calling abortion “one of the greatest poverties,” the humble saint added: “A nation, people, family that allows that, that accepts that, they are the... Read More →

This is a movie that needs to be shown to any woman who cares about how her reproductive and abortion history affects her health and the health of her future babies. This is a movie that needs to be shown to doctors, nurses, abortion workers, and anyone who has had an abortion.... Read More →

All charges dropped against David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt Read More →

This is a grisly anniversary–but we have some links for you today to help you cope, stay informed, and take action! Don’t give up hope–and spread the word! Remember Dr. Nucatola sipping wine and eating salad while discussing selling human body parts? One Year... Read More →

 The Innocents, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, is a French-Polish-Belgian co-production based on the real accounts of a young French doctor working for the Red Cross in post-World War II Poland. The year is 1945. Dr. Mathilde Beaulieu, who has been sent... Read More →