CNN.com Finds Court Upholding Partial Birth Ban Unremarkable

LA Times Staffer Wrong In Negating Abortion-Breast Cancer Link - Again

An April 12, 2007, article by Stephanie Simon in the Los Angeles Times claimed that "national cancer experts" have found no link between abortion and an increased risk of breast cancer (ABC = "Abortion-Breast Cancer").The truth:29 out of 41 worldwide studies reveal an ABC link. (See "The Abortion-Breast Cancer Link" by Angela Lanfranchi, MD, FACS)

CBS: Is Taxpayer-Financed Abortion Too 'Moderate' for GOP

AP on Polish Abortion Protests: 'Ultraconservative' Catholics vs. 'You

After NB Post, LA Times Admits It 'Oversimplified' Views of Planned Pa

Newsweek Blogger/Episcopal Priest: Global Warming Might Cause the Apoc

LA Times Writer Eludes Truth On Planned Parenthood Founder

WashPost Hypes Pentagon Protest With Ramsey Clark, Leaves Out His Sadd

Liberal Bias At Sports Illustrated Isn't Constant, But It's Consistent

Did NBC Misrepresent Thompson as Being Opposed to Overturning Roe

[see UPDATES at end of post] Fred Thompson, who is exploring the possibilty of a presidential candidacy, went on Fox News Sunday yesterday, strongly criticized Roe v. Wade and said the answer to it was "good judges." But on this morning's "Today," Andrea Mitchell flatly stated that Thompson doesn't want to overturn Roe. So where does Thompson stand on Roe, and how can we explain Today's…

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Whistling Past Graveyard: Some in MSM Cling to Belief GOP Won't Suppo

ABC Recognizes Survival of 21-Week Baby 'May Change What People Think

ABC's World News led Tuesday night with an unusual spin, one favorable to conservatives: the survival of a baby born in Florida last October just 21 weeks and six days after conception, the least time ever spent in the womb by an infant who has survived (AP article). Anchor Charles Gibson teased: “A tiny miracle that raises big questions in the debate over abortion." Setting up his top story,…

LA Times Weaves Around Abortion Risks, Waxman 'Study,' and Planned Par