Abortion

After months of attacking pro-life centers nationwide, a militant group promises violence against these centers. 

Former CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric stopped by The Daily Show on Comedy Central on Tuesday to promote her podcast, latest book, and declare “everyone should be an activist” for gun control.

Jezebel author Kylie Cheung is upset that post-Roe, search engines such as Google will begin to direct people to crisis pregnancy centers instead of the death camps.

Radical, pro-abortion terrorists struck again last week, firebombing a pro-life women’s clinic in Buffalo, New York. Meanwhile, over in Gresham, Oregon, a suspicious fire at a Christian pregnancy center is being investigated for arson. This all happened the same week as the attempted assassination of Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.

On May 2, a leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft was leaked. The draft indicated that the Court plans to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. Since then, there have been attacks on life affirming organizations every week and in total, 41 separate incidents, according to The Washington Stand. 

According to Alexandra Jane at the far-left black site The Root, numerous black-led groups are doing everything in their power to ensure that in a post-Roe world, black women can still get abortions. 

The Associated Press is feeling the pain of abortion activists. AP philanthropy reporter Thalia Beaty offered a story headlined "Abortion funds feel frustration, gratitude at ‘rage giving’." That's a wave of donations spurred by news coverage that often drops off after the narrative moves on.

New York Times sports reporter Billy Witz managed 2,700 words on how Oklahoma’s potential strict abortion law might lead to college softball moving its World Series from the state. Yes, he’s really reaching to create a controversy, to the point of confronting softball coaches at press conferences about the apparently burning issue (and being ignored): “Oklahoma’s Abortion Law Raises…

CNN is still stuck on both sides-ism when it comes to reporting on the failed assassination attempt of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. It could even be argued that New Day Weekend went beyond both side-ism on Saturday and used the attempt to highlight violence from the other side.

On Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher, the HBO host agreed with Kellyanne Conway that the attempted murder this week of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was proof of media bias. The New York Times buried that story on page A20. "If this has been a liberal Supreme Court justice that someone came to kill, it would've been on the front page."

According to June 10 Buzzfeed News article by Clarissa-Jan Lim, abortion laws are ruining the world. Lim penned a sob story about how challenging obtaining abortions is and will be when Roe is gone for good. 

Better late than never. After CNN’s embarrassing initial response to the news of Brett Kavanaugh’s attempted assassination — which saw law enforcement correspondent Whitney Wild say that the attacker didn’t have a weapon “at all” and the threat could have come …

As the Dobbs decision looms on the horizon, the media is harping on abortion “rights” harder than ever. HBO released a documentary on Wednesday called “The Janes,” about the wave of underground abortions by a network of women in the 1960s and ‘70s. It is a film about women who broke the law to murder babies but has been painted by the media as “hopeful,” a symbol of bravery, and a “must watch…

As news broke of a man approaching the home of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh hoping to kill him, CNN tried to downplay the leftist and suggest "both sides" might be a threat after the Supreme Court's abortion ruling. The media doesn't like covering fire-bombing pro-life offices and vandalism at crisis pregnancy centers and Catholic churches.