Focused search for life issues

5+ hour, 21+ min ago (505+ words) Dozens of supporters gathered outside a Manhattan courthouse Monday morning, lining up in freezing temperatures for a chance to see Luigi Mangione, the 27-year-old Maryland native accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Midtown sidewalk one year ago, as reported by The New York Post. Some attendees wore outfits resembling the Luigi character from the Super Mario franchise, continuing a pattern seen at each of Mangione's court appearances over the past year. " New York Post (@nypost) December 1, 2025 MORE NEWS: Melania Trump Reveals 2025 White House Christmas Theme Focused on Home, Patriotism, and Tradition [WATCH] Mangione, who comes from a wealthy Maryland family, has drawn sustained attention from a group of followers who routinely attend his hearings. Court officials said crowds began forming hours before the scheduled appearance. One supporter, Jonathan Garthrelle, 36, from Jamaica, Queens, said he attended because of…...

5+ hour, 21+ min ago (677+ words) The White House on Monday released the first official look at this year's Christmas decorations, unveiling First Lady Melania Trump's theme, "Home Is Where the Heart Is." The design reflects a blend of patriotic elements and tributes to American family life as the nation prepares to mark its 250th anniversary in 2026, as reported by The Western Journal. In a statement shared with Fox News, Melania Trump said the theme was inspired by the meaning of home throughout different stages of her life. MORE NEWS: Appeals Court Blocks Alina Habba Appointment After Senate Delays and Blue Slip Games "The saying "Home is Where the Heart is' resonates deeply with me, especially as I navigate the joys, challenges, and frequent motion that comes with motherhood and business," she said. "The constant movement has taught me that home is not merely a physical space;…...

6+ hour, 7+ min ago (371+ words) WASHINGTON " National Right to Life today called on Members of Congress to firmly reject attempts by abortion advocacy groups to pressure lawmakers into abandoning efforts to protect taxpayer dollars from subsidizing elective abortion through Affordable Care Act (ACA) health plans. "For decades, federal policy has been clear: taxpayers should not be forced to fund or subsidize abortion," said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life. "Attempts to undermine that consensus are deeply out of step with the values of the American people." "For years, federal watchdogs have warned that the ACA's segregation scheme lacks transparency, accountability, and reliable oversight," Tobias continued. "The American public deserves better than a paper barrier that does little to ensure that their tax dollars are not supporting unlimited abortion." Pro-life lawmakers have repeatedly sought to ensure that ACA Marketplace subsidies mirror the same Hyde-like…...

6+ hour, 28+ min ago (305+ words) WASHINGTON " National Right to Life today called on Members of Congress to firmly reject attempts by abortion advocacy groups to pressure lawmakers into abandoning efforts to protect taxpayer dollars from subsidizing elective abortion through Affordable Care Act (ACA) health plans. "For decades, federal policy has been clear: taxpayers should not be forced to fund or subsidize abortion,said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life.Attempts to undermine that consensus are deeply out of step with the values of the American people. "For years, federal watchdogs have warned that the ACA's segregation scheme lacks transparency, accountability, and reliable oversight,Tobias continued.The American public deserves better than a paper barrier that does little to ensure that their tax dollars are not supporting unlimited abortion. Pro-life lawmakers have repeatedly sought to ensure that ACA Marketplace subsidies mirror the same Hyde-like…...

6+ hour, 34+ min ago (312+ words) WASHINGTON " National Right to Life today called on Members of Congress to firmly reject attempts by abortion advocacy groups to pressure lawmakers into abandoning efforts to protect taxpayer dollars from subsidizing elective abortion through Affordable Care Act (ACA) health plans. "For decades, federal policy has been clear: taxpayers should not be forced to fund or subsidize abortion,said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life.Attempts to undermine that consensus are deeply out of step with the values of the American people. "For years, federal watchdogs have warned that the ACA's segregation scheme lacks transparency, accountability, and reliable oversight,Tobias continued.The American public deserves better than a paper barrier that does little to ensure that their tax dollars are not supporting unlimited abortion. Pro-life lawmakers have repeatedly sought to ensure that ACA Marketplace subsidies mirror the same Hyde-like…...

7+ hour, 5+ min ago (44+ words) Dec 1, 2025 | Free Speech, Pregnancy Help Centers, religious freedom Dec 1, 2025 | Down Syndrome Dec 1, 2025 | Assisted Suicide, Great Britain Dec 1, 2025 | post abortion stress Dec 1, 2025 | abortion as sacrament, proabort Dec 1, 2025 |...

7+ hour, 10+ min ago (417+ words) Rack one up for free speech and a stinging defeat for pro-abortion New York Attorney General Letica James as a panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals this morning unanimously upheld U.S. District Judge John Sinatra's preliminary injunction. As we reported last year, Judge Sinatra Jr. issued a preliminary injunction blocking James from silencing the constitutionally protected speech of Gianna's House, Options Care Center and the National Institute for Family and Life Advocates while their lawsuit moves forward. In May 2024, James had filed lawsuits against eleven pregnancy resource centers, accusing the centers of giving "false and misleading statements to advertise an unproven treatment they call "abortion pill reversal [APR]." No surprise there. James has long been a thorn in the side of pro-life organizations using her powers as attorney general to harass them unmercifully. NIFLA and the two centers sued James…...

7+ hour, 54+ min ago (458+ words) On Wednesday, Dec. 3, in'Olivier v. City of Brandon, Mississippi, the Supreme Court will consider whether individuals can challenge a law as unconstitutional and seek to protect themselves from its future enforcement if they've previously been punished for violating the law.' This mission brought Olivier and others to an amphitheater in Brandon, Mississippi, several times in 2018 and 2019. In late 2019, however, after city leaders determined that demonstrations outside the venue were creating "hardships" for law enforcement officers, Brandon enacted an ordinance that requires protesters and other demonstrators to stand within a designated protest area. In June 2021, Olivier entered a no contest plea " that is, he did not admit guilt, but he did not dispute the charges and accepted the punishment. "He was found guilty and received a fine, a suspended sentence of ten days' imprisonment, and a year's unsupervised probation," according to the…...

8+ hour, 19+ min ago (459+ words) Aitch, a British rapper and reality star, has spoken out against eugenic abortion laws in the United Kingdom, saying people with Down syndrome are a blessing. Speaking to'the Daily Mail, Aitch said he chose to appear on "I'm a Celebrity" to raise awareness for people with Down syndrome, and in honor of his sister, Gracie: My main thing, really and truly, is because I don't want Down Syndrome to be seen as a negative thing. I don't want anyone to go like, oh yeah, my kid's got Down Syndrome, or my sister's got Down Syndrome. And anyone to have the reply of, "Oh, I'm sorry to hear that' because it's just definitely not the case. They're the best people in the world." Aitch previously partnered with superstar singer Ed Sheeran to release "My G" in honor of Gracie; all of…...

8+ hour, 28+ min ago (618+ words) By Right to Life UK Campaigners have questioned whether the Government is neutral on the assisted suicide Bill, after it announced its decision to create seven additional sitting Fridays for the Bill in the new year in the House of Lords, in addition to the three sitting Fridays that had already been scheduled. This is a highly irregular move that raises fresh doubts about the Government's neutrality on the Private Members' Bill. Former Director of Legislative Affairs at 10 Downing Street, Nikki da Costa,respondedto the Government intervention, saying that it "has come out swinging for [the] Assisted Dying Bill, despite saying they're "neutral. "Lords usually sit only one Friday a month. "[O]nce again the Government are pushing back recess (this time Easter recess) to create more time for the Bill on 27 March. More "neutrality'!, sheadded. Extra time to debate…...