Health-Care Critics Unmoved by Obama’s Contraception Compromise

Kirsten Powers: "Some people won’t take yes for an answer.  On Friday, President Obama attempted to put an end to the roar of disapproval that had been building ever since the administration released a new rule in January requiring religious institutions to provide health insurance to their employees that covers contraception, sterilization, and Plan B. … Continue reading Health-Care Critics Unmoved by Obama’s Contraception Compromise

In shift, White House to seek to allay concerns of religious employers on birth control order

Washington Post: "Some Catholic supporters of the administration said they had noticed a shift in White House rhetoric that gave them hope a compromise could be worked out. “Publicly you can see a change in the administration,” said Kristen Day, executive director of Democrats For Life of America. “It’s very different from what was said … Continue reading In shift, White House to seek to allay concerns of religious employers on birth control order

The Media’s Abortion Blinders

Ross Douthat: "Conservative complaints about media bias are sometimes overdrawn. But on the abortion issue, the press’s prejudices are often absolute, its biases blatant and its blinders impenetrable. In many newsrooms and television studios across the country, Planned Parenthood is regarded as the equivalent of, well, the Komen foundation: an apolitical, high-minded and humanitarian institution … Continue reading The Media’s Abortion Blinders

Pregnant, and Pushed Out of a Job

NY Times: "Three-quarters of women now entering the work force will become pregnant on the job, yet gaps in our civil rights laws leave this enormous class without the right to the modest accommodations that would protect them."

Komen defunds Planned Parenthood

Washington Post: "The Associated Press reports that Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the nation’s leading breast-cancer charity, will cut off its funding to Planned Parenthood affiliates, where the foundation has traditionally paid for preventive screening services."

Why we march for life

Danielle Bean: "Some say we should allow for abortion, even if we would not choose it ourselves, because not everyone shares our religious beliefs and we “can’t legislate morality.” Young pro-lifers are quick to point out, however, that we do just that all the time. We outlaw murder, rape, slavery, and theft because all of … Continue reading Why we march for life