There is a massive contrast between Joe Biden and Donald trump on abortion – as Biden advocates abortions up to birth while Trump allows states to protect babies from abortions. But there is another huge divide between the candidates. While Biden's administration is aggressively putting pro-life Americans in prison for peacefully protesting abortion, Trump says […]The post Donald Trump May Pardon Pro-Life Americans Joe Biden is Putting in Prison appeared first on LifeNews.com.

The following is a transcript of Todd’s opening monologue on tonight’s “Todd Starnes Show” on Newsmax. Good evening and thank […]

While many refer to New York v. Trump as a “hush money” case, guest host Jeff Stein says that’s actually […]

President Biden taunted former President Trump in a heavily-edited debate where he agreed to at least two campaign debates. CLICK […]

A dozen states could vote on the issue come November. Rosie Villegas-Smith was spending a Saturday handing out flyers with volunteers from Voces Unidas, a pro-life nonprofit, when she noticed a group gathering signatures.The woman who approached her never mentioned the word abortion, only referring to women’s rights, but she quickly realized what they were campaigning for: a ballot measure on expanding abortion access in Arizona in the November elections.The southwestern state is one of up to a dozen across the country that will vote on abortion later this year, part of the continued reshaping of the legal landscape following the reversal of Roe v. Wade.Arizona’s measure would enshrine the right to an abortion in the state’s constitution, overriding its current 15-week ban and allowing the procedure at any point in a pregnancy if a health care provider determines it is necessary to protect either the life or the physical and mental health of the mother.The state has been in a back-and-forth over abortion policies for weeks, with pro-life groups ramping up efforts to reach out to women who may be considering abortions and to voters who may consider supporting expanding abortion access.Last month, Arizona’s top court ruled that an 1864 law prohibiting abortion could go into effect as a result of the reversal of Roe v. Wade. The controversial ruling came under fire nationally; even former president Donald Trump and other high-profile Republicans suggested it went too far. Vice President Kamala Harris slammed the law as putting women in a “state of chaos and cruelty caused by Donald Trump.”A legislative repeal narrowly passed the state Senate 16–14 after two Republicans crossed the aisle to side with Democrats. ...Continue reading...

President Trump is blowing out President Biden in a number of recent polls. But the Saturday rally in New Jersey […]

DEVELOPING STORY: A volunteer for the Trump campaign headquarters in Limestone County, Alabama was brutally attacked Saturday afternoon while she […]

A massive crowd of people turned out to greet President Trump Saturday afternoon in Wildwood, New Jersey. the announced attendance […]

There's a very good chance that President Trump could come out victorious in all four court cases against him. He's […]

A dozen states could vote on the issue come November. Rosie Villegas-Smith was spending a Saturday handing out flyers with volunteers from Voces Unidas, a pro-life nonprofit, when she noticed a group gathering signatures.The woman who approached her never mentioned the word abortion, only referring to women’s rights, but she quickly realized what they were campaigning for: a ballot measure on expanding abortion access in Arizona in the November elections.The southwestern state is one of up to a dozen across the country that will vote on abortion later this year, part of the continued reshaping of the legal landscape following the reversal of Roe v. Wade.Arizona’s measure would enshrine the right to an abortion in the state’s constitution, overriding its current 15-week ban and allowing the procedure at any point in a pregnancy if a health care provider determines it is necessary to protect either the life or the physical and mental health of the mother.The state has been in a back-and-forth over abortion policies for weeks, with pro-life groups ramping up efforts to reach out to women who may be considering abortions and to voters who may consider supporting expanding abortion access.Last month, Arizona’s top court ruled that an 1864 law prohibiting abortion could go into effect as a result of the reversal of Roe v. Wade. The controversial ruling came under fire nationally; even former president Donald Trump and other high-profile Republicans suggested it went too far. Vice President Kamala Harris slammed the law as putting women in a “state of chaos and cruelty caused by Donald Trump.”A legislative repeal narrowly passed the state Senate 16–14 after two Republicans crossed the aisle to side with Democrats. ...Continue reading...

President Trump delivered a gentle rebuke of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after she moved earlier today to vacate the […]

A dozen states could vote on the issue come November. Rosie Villegas-Smith was spending a Saturday handing out flyers with volunteers from Voces Unidas, a pro-life nonprofit, when she noticed a group gathering signatures.The woman who approached her never mentioned the word abortion, only referring to women’s rights, but she quickly realized what they were campaigning for: a ballot measure on expanding abortion access in Arizona in the November elections.The southwestern state is one of up to a dozen across the country who will vote on abortion later this year, part of the continued reshaping of the legal landscape following the reversal of Roe v. Wade.Arizona’s measure would enshrine the right to an abortion in the state’s constitution, overriding its current 15-week ban and allowing the procedure at any point in a pregnancy if a health care provider determines it is necessary to protect either the life or the physical and mental health of the mother.The state has been in a back-and-forth over abortion policies for weeks, with pro-life groups ramping up efforts to reach out to women who may be considering abortions and to voters who may consider supporting expanding abortion access.Last month, Arizona’s top court ruled that an 1864 law prohibiting abortion could go into effect as a result of the reversal of Roe v. Wade. The controversial ruling came under fire nationally; even former president Donald Trump and other high-profile Republicans suggested it went too far. Vice President Kamala Harris slammed the law as putting women in a “state of chaos and cruelty caused by Donald Trump.”A legislative repeal narrowly passed the state Senate 16–14 after two Republicans crossed the aisle to side with Democrats. ...Continue reading...

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) says Trump supporters are hiding in the hills where they are training to take over America. […]

President Trump could be campaigning from a cell block. New York Judge Juan Merchan warned the former president that he […]

The Bible Does Not Justify Anti-SemitismFormer Members of Trump Team: It's Time to Turn the Tables on Abortion...

With the 2024 presidential election taking place later this year, several candidates have thrown their hats into the ring even though a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump has consistently remained the most likely outcome.? Here are a few facts to know about each of the declared candidates running for president, including those who have since withdrawn from the race.

Former President Donald Trump appeared to suggest that he would allow states to prosecute women who have abortions as he continues to face blowback from both sides of the debate over his stance on the issue.?

Christians can study creation for God's glory and our good. But science doesn't trump the Bible. God's Word is the ultimate authority because it's flawless.

Christians can study creation for God's glory and our good. But science doesn't trump the Bible. God's Word is the ultimate authority because it's flawless.

"The states will determine by vote, or legislation, or perhaps both, and whatever they decide must be the law of the land – in this case, the law of the state," the former president said in a video. "Many states will be different. Many states will have a different number of weeks… at the end of the day it is all about the will of the people."

Senator to Trump: 'Geography Is Not the Point of the Pro-Life Movement'...

Biden Admin. Shields Federal Employees from Possible Trump PresidencyBiden Admin. Shields Federal Employees from Possible Trump PresidencyBiden Admin. Shields Federal Employees from Possible Trump PresidencyBiden Admin. Shiel...

Rebuild America's 'Spiritual Walls': Pro-Life Leaders React to Trump's Abortion Statement...

Tony Perkins reacts to Trump's latest comments on abortion and stresses the importance of continuing to fight for pro-life policies at the state and federal level....

Former President Donald Trump took to social media this week to promote a new leather-bound "God Bless the USA" Bible and warned his supporters that Christians in the United States are “under siege.”