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Massachusetts Pregnancy Centers Should Be Protected, Not Attacked

I remember the moment I walked into Planned Parenthood like it was yesterday. I was 17 years old, unexpectedly pregnant, and I felt as though an abortion was my only option. Remembering the cold stainless steel and barren white walls of the clinic still sends a chill up my spine

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Pro-Life 75-Year-Old Kingston Woman Sentenced To Two Years In Prison For Blockading Late-Term Abortion Facility

A senior citizen from Kingston, Massachusetts received a two-year prison sentence for her pro-life activities. Paulette Harlow, 75, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison on Friday, May 31, for participating in a blockade of an abortion facility in Washington. D.C. on October 22, 2020, according to a

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Five Craziest Reasons Politicians Have Used To Justify Abortion

Legal abortion has killed more than 60 million unborn children in the United States since 1973 and it continues to be the leading cause of death worldwide. Widespread abortion is this country's greatest moral failing and won't stop any time soon. Politicians in both parties go

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Maura Healey Has Spent More Than $4,000 In Campaign Cash On Abortions

If you've ever donated money to Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, you may have helped pay for an abortion. That's because she donated $1,918.75 worth of campaign funds to what's known as an abortion fund in 2023, and $2,100 in 2022 — a

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Abortion Supporters In New Hampshire Call For State Constitutional Amendment Allowing Abortions After 24 Weeks Into Pregnancy If Doctor Gives O.K.

Abortion is legal in New Hampshire through 24 weeks of pregnancy, but some abortion supporters are calling for an amendment to the state constitution that would make it legal up until birth if a doctor deems it necessary. The proposed amendment (New Hampshire Constitutional Amendment Concurrent Resolution 23) declares "

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Healey Administration Recommends Public Colleges In Massachusetts Join Abortion Provider Trade Association

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is recommending public colleges and universities join a national trade association for abortion providers. It's one of the suggestions the state agency made in a 47-page blueprint made public Wednesday that is designed to help public schools of higher learning "to

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Pro-Abortion Challenger Hitting Pro-Life Mayor of Quincy Over Abortion

A challenger who supports abortion is hitting the pro-life mayor of Quincy hard on abortion in the campaign for the city government's top spot. Anne Mahoney, a member of the Quincy City Council, criticized Mayor Thomas Koch for his positions on abortion and same-sex marriage during a debate

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UMass Board Was Bypassed In University’s Decision To Make Bulk Purchase of Abortion Pills In April

By Sam Doran State House News Service