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1 week ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
According to the latest tech news, society has entered a new era in which humans and machines have swapped roles, and the machines are now making the humans. In what is being called a “historic medical breakthrough,” the first baby has been born through a “fully automated IVF procedure powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics” as part of a study published by Reproductive Biomedicine Online.
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1 week ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
Planned Parenthood has been America’s abortion corporation for decades — and despite the scandals it has faced, it still holds the support of countless Americans who believe the abortion giant cares about women and offers women choice. However, former Planned Parenthood staff have long made it clear that Planned Parenthood has a financial incentive to coerce women into abortions they don’t want.
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1 week ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
In the new episode of the Conceiving Crime podcast, host Sami Parker examines the story of a couple desperate for a child — and a little girl who would grow up to discover a massive secret hidden for 40 years. Major shocking errors in the fertility industry have recently been making headlines. Many involve ‘accidents’ based on human error — such as the wrong sperm being used to conceive a child in the lab or an embryo mixup during the implantation phase.
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1 week ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
It is tragic when the story of a child with a prenatal diagnosis is exploited in an effort to promote the intentional killing of other children. As reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Megan Kling and her husband Sam had two daughters and were expecting their first son. But at 21 weeks and five days, an ultrasound revealed that there might be a health concern with their preborn baby boy.
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1 week ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
During a public hearing of the Connecticut Judiciary Committee on March 24, Elle Palmer, a female who at one point was prescribed testosterone in an attempt to present as male, testified against House Bill 7135, a bill that would protect medical professionals from liability when they give cross-sex hormones to patients.
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1 week ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
The Colorado House passed four bills this week aimed at protecting access to abortion and cross-sex surgery and hormones despite efforts from Republicans to stall voting until July 4, when the session would be finished. As Live Action News previously reported, Senate Bill 183 would update the state’s current law to align with Amendment 79, which was approved by Colorado voters in November and enshrined abortion as a ‘right’ in the state Constitution.
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2 weeks ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
Today, we are sharing some difficult news. After careful consideration, Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE) has made the decision to permanently close our St. Johnsbury, VT health center. Our last day of operation will be June 3, 2025. We understand that this news may be upsetting. We are still committed to ensuring our St. Johnsbury patients have other options. We encourage patients to reach out with any questions. Call 1-866-476-1321.
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2 weeks ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
Students at a Catholic college in the U.S. have requested that the school’s leadership rescind an invitation to Ireland’s former president, who has been asked to speak at commencement and to receive an honorary degree this year. On March 6, the all-women’s Saint Mary’s College announced to students via email that Mary McAleese was scheduled to speak at the 2025 graduation ceremony. McAleese supported the repeal of Ireland’s pro-life amendment in 2018.
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2 weeks ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
The latest episode of the Conceiving Crime podcast takes a look at a surrogacy case in which a very much planned and wanted baby suddenly became the target of abortion — an abortion the intended parents were willing to bribe the surrogate mother into undergoing. In 2011, Crystal decided she wanted to help a family who was dealing with infertility to have a child, so she looked into becoming a surrogate.
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2 weeks ago | 
liveaction.org | Nancy Flanders
Since assistive reproductive technologies have advanced and in vitro fertilization (IVF) has become more ‘successful,’ adoption rates have begun to drop. In 2018, the BBC reported that adoptions had fallen by an astounding 62% in England and Wales since the first ‘test-tube baby’ was born nearly five decades ago.
