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By Dave Andrusko When a story about a crisis pregnancy center begins on a high note, you might be tempted to breathe a sigh of relief: no hit job. But, if where the story runs is NPR, you know what they giveth with one pinky, they’ll taketh back with a mailed fist....
A big win in court and the deception of NARAL and PPFA revealed By Dave Andrusko NRL News Today has covered the systematic attack on pregnancy care centers/CPCs going back decades, and, particularly, of late NARAL’s all-out offensive. Let’s catch up with the...
County opts not to appeal after federal judge finds ‘lack of any evidence’ for government’s claims Editor’s note. This update comes from Alliance Defending Freedom. GREENBELT, Md. — A Maryland county has decided not to appeal a March federal court ruling that...
By Dave Andrusko Since yours truly, along with most of America, has not seen the “documentation” NARAL provided Google, it’s very difficult to evaluate NARAL’s allegation that most CPC ads are deceptive, according to Google’s own ad criteria. If you add a post...
By Dave Andrusko Alas, I just learned that last Friday U.S. District Judge Deborah Chasenow struck down a blatant abridgement of free speech rights, a case NRL News Today has discussed numerous times in the past. I will read Judge Chasenow’s 54-page opinion...
By Rai Rojas A few weeks ago a friend asked me to appear on NPR to discuss Crisis Pregnancy Centers (CPCs). She noted that the conversation would be about CPCs in general but more specifically about the anti-CPC law in New York City. I agreed immediately, not...
By Dave Andrusko This will be a very short post. There is only so much one can say about the pro-abortionist’s irrational hatred of crisis pregnancy centers. Of course, in one way, it makes perfect sense. Every child that escapes the clutches of your friendly...
By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This first ran in October 2011 and complements the update found today at “Federal Appeals Court to hear challenge to North Carolina law authorizing ‘Choose Life’ license plate.” I often wonder whether it is a bad conscience or ideology...
By Dave Andrusko It would be unfair, I suppose, to expect pro-abortionists to take even one half-step step back to consider whether any pro-life legislation merits something other than instant dismissal. Referring to Kansas, one pro-abortionist glumly concluded (after...
By Dave Andrusko On Monday we wrote about an important decision—important on many grounds—rendered by a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The panel overturned ordinances passed by the Montgomery County Council and the Baltimore City Council...