Protecting Babies Who Survive an Abortion Should Not Be Controversial

Plus: Male Runners Continue Dominating Girls' High School Track in Connecticut

Feb. 25, 2019
Commentary Protecting Babies Who Survive an Abortion Should Not Be Controversial By Melanie Israel  Well-funded abortion advocates like Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Federation, which are radically out of step with the national consensus, convinced some in Congress that requiring medical care for babies who survive abortion is an assault on "reproductive health care." More
News Male Runners Dominate Girls High School Track in Connecticut By Peter Hasson  Two high school juniors who are biological males but identify as transgender girls took first and second place in the state's open indoor track championships. More
News More Democrats Now Identify as Pro-Life, Poll Finds By Rachel del Guidice  The number of Democrats who say they identify as pro-life is 34 percent, up from 20 percent last month, while those identifying as pro-choice fell from 75 percent to 61 percent. More
News Ocasio-Cortez on Climate Change: 'Is It OK to Still Have Children?' By Michael Bastasch  Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, R-N.Y., posed the question to supporters during a streaming conversation from her kitchen last night. More
News Trump Administration's Move Hits Abortion Clinics' Funding By Grace Carr  The new rule bars federal Title X funds from supporting programs and organizations that provide abortions or abortion referrals. More
Commentary The Evolution of War Funding By Frederico Bartels and Elias Gavilan  The character of our wars has changed, and so has how we finance them. More
News Pence Promises Governors a 'Historic' Infrastructure Plan By Fred Lucas  The vice president says the infrastructure bill being drafted would cut red tape so states could build major projects, such as roads and bridges, faster and more efficiently. More
In Case You Missed It Why This Abortion Survivor Had to Thank President Trump By Ginny Montalbano  "I've never intended to live this public life as a survivor," Melissa Ohden says. "But I have learned that that's my purpose." More
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