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Top Stories• Planned Parenthood Abortion Business Permanently Closes Another Clinic
• Late-Term Abortion Business That Kills Babies Through All 9 Months of Pregnancy Closes Down
. Feminist Asks for Donations for Hurricane Harvey Victims to Have Abortions
• Keith Olbermann Tweets Pro-Life Ed Secretary Betsy DeVos: “Hurricane Will Do Less Damage Than You Mother——“

More Pro-Life News• Pro-Abortion “Women’s March” Wants Hurricane Harvey Donations to Go to Non-Whites
• Midwife Rides Inflatable Swan Through Hurricane Harvey Flooding to Help Deliver Baby
• Right-Handed or Left-Handed? Unborn Babies Show Handedness as Early as 10 Weeks
• Abortion Activists Dress Up as Early Feminists to Protest Pro-Life Event, But There’s One HUGE Problem
• Pro-Life Feminist: “I Lose All My Friends When I Talk About Why I Am Against Abortion”
• Scientists Conduct Grisly Experiments Modifying the DNA of Human Embryos
• U.S. Kills 85% of Unborn Babies Diagnosed With Down Syndrome. Why?
• New Liberal Film “The Misogynists” Labels Trump Voters “Misanthropic Sociopaths”
• Teenager’s Assisted Suicide Sends Horrible Message That Being Disabled is “A Fate Worse Than Death”
• Court Allows Woman to Abort Her 24-Week-Old Unborn Baby Just Because He is Disabled
• Coerced Abortions: The Hidden Abuse of Women Feminists Won’t Address

Planned Parenthood Abortion Business Permanently Closes Another Clinic
Another Planned Parenthood facility closed this week in Pennsylvania as the national abortion chain focuses more on abortion and politics and less on actual women’s health care.
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Late-Term Abortion Business That Kills Babies Through All 9 Months of Pregnancy Closes Down
Somehow, calling the 1-800-Got-Junk people seemed appropriate for Germantown Reproductive Health Services as it prepared for its permanent closure.
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Feminist Asks for Donations for Hurricane Harvey Victims to Have Abortions
As residents and first responders scramble to save lives in Texas, one feminist is concerned about something entirely different.

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Keith Olbermann Tweets Pro-Life Ed Secretary Betsy DeVos: “Hurricane Will Do Less Damage Than You Mother——“
Once a woman-hating blowhard, always a woman-hating blowhard.
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Pro-Abortion “Women’s March” Wants Hurricane Harvey Donations to Go to Non-Whites
The Women’s March sent out a tweet Wednesday with recommendations for how people can help the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas.

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Midwife Rides Inflatable Swan Through Hurricane Harvey Flooding to Help Deliver Baby
It’s amazing the length that some people will go to help a mother and her unborn child.
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Right-Handed or Left-Handed? Unborn Babies Show Handedness as Early as 10 WeeksWhile it used to be believed that you can’t tell which hand is dominant until a child reaches toddler years, it seems that it may be decided very early indeed.

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Abortion Activists Dress Up as Early Feminists to Protest Pro-Life Event, But There’s One HUGE Problem
In her latest desperate cry for attention, abortion enthusiast and former comedienne Lizz Winstead carried out a textbook definition of what the Left commonly decries as a grave sin: “cultural appropriation.”
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Pro-Life Feminist: “I Lose All My Friends When I Talk About Why I Am Against Abortion”

Scientists Conduct Grisly Experiments Modifying the DNA of Human Embryos

U.S. Kills 85% of Unborn Babies Diagnosed With Down Syndrome. Why?

New Liberal Film “The Misogynists” Labels Trump Voters “Misanthropic Sociopaths”

Teenager’s Assisted Suicide Sends Horrible Message That Being Disabled is “A Fate Worse Than Death”

Court Allows Woman to Abort Her 24-Week-Old Unborn Baby Just Because He is Disabled

Coerced Abortions: The Hidden Abuse of Women Feminists Won’t Address

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Blasted for Saying Ireland Should Make Abortion a Human Right

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The Demon Pope Francis Tells World Leaders To ‘Listen to the Cry of the Earth’! What About The Children?

Pope Francis, who has a strong belief in the science of climate change, called upon world leaders on Wednesday to "listen to the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor, who suffer most because of the unbalanced ecology."

Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew I, the head of the Orthodox Christian Church, will issue a joint message to commemorate the annual "World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation" on Friday, theAssociated Press reported.
In 2015, the Pope designated Sept. 1 as "a precious opportunity to renew our personal participation in this vocation as custodians of creation," framing the preservation of the environment as a moral responsibility.
Similarly, Bartholomew—who backed Francis' 2015 encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si—once said:
"There has never been so much turmoil on our planet, but there has never been greater opportunity for communication, cooperation and dialogue. Basic human rights such as access to water, clean air and sufficient food should be available to everyone without distinction or discrimination. We are convinced that we cannot separate our concern for human dignity, human rights or social justice from the concern for ecological preservation and sustainability."
Pope Francis has long pressed for strong climate action. In May, during their meeting at the Vatican, the pontiff gifted President Trump a copy of the climate encyclical right as POTUS considered whether the U.S. should exit from the Paris climate agreement. Trump, a notorious climate skeptic who does not agree with Francis about the global phenomenon, apparently didn't take the Pope's message to heart—he controversially withdrew the U.S. from the Paris accord just a month later.
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Right accuses left of hypocrisy on antifa

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Conservatives are decrying what they see as a muted response to the rise of the left-wing antifa movement amid a series of violent protests and clashes that have broken out at events across the country.

Some on the right have accused liberals and the media of being loath to condemn violence on the left from militant groups that resist neo-Nazis and white supremacists, while racing to denounce such behavior by right-wing groups.

“After Charlottesville, the media rightly demanded that President Trump and all Republicans condemn the neo-Nazis and the KKK,” Marc Thiessen, a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush and a fellow at the conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute, wrote Wednesday in an op-ed for The Washington Post.

“So where are the calls for Democrats to condemn antifa — and the brutal public condemnation for those who fail to do so?”

The conservative Independent Journal Review took aim at Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, writing that he had failed to specifically call out antifa after the chaos in Charlottesville. Democrats, IJR’s Benny Johnson wrote, “have not yet denounced antifa and its violent tactics by name.”

Antifa, a contraction of the word “anti-fascist,” refers to the loose movement of radical activists — communists, socialists and anarchists among them — who in recent months have scrapped with right-wing demonstrators, racist groups and, at times, run-of-the-mill supporters of President Trump.

Separate from the peaceful protesters who joined the bevy of nationwide marches and demonstrations in the wake of Trump’s inauguration, many antifa activists have adopted a willingness to use violence to confront those they deem fascists.

In the wake of a protest in Berkeley, Calif. last weekend, in which black-clad antifa activists attacked right-wing demonstrators, some Democrats have faced pressure to disavow the movement.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who represents the San Francisco area just across the bay from Berkeley, delivered the strongest condemnation of antifa yet by a Democratic leader, saying Tuesday that such violence would not be tolerated.

“Our democracy has no room for inciting violence or endangering the public, no matter the ideology of those who commit such acts,” she said in a statement. “The violent actions of people calling themselves antifa in Berkeley this weekend deserve unequivocal condemnation, and the perpetrators should be arrested and prosecuted.”

Trump himself chastised antifa activists in an speech last week in Phoenix as protesters gathered outside the convention center where he was holding a campaign-style rally.

“All week, [the media] are talking about the massive crowds that are going to be outside. Where are they?” Trump said before a group of supporters. “It's hot out. It is hot. I think it's too warm. They show up in the helmets and black masks and they have clubs and everything. Antifa!”

Some liberals are voicing concern that antifa could strengthen Trump’s political hand.

On the campaign trail, Trump billed himself as the “law and order candidate,” The New Yorker’s Jelani Cobb wrote Tuesday, and the rise of violent left-wing activists could present the president with an opportunity to play into that reputation.

“This isn’t simply a problem of disparate right-wing groups being able to rationalize their existence more easily,” Cobb wrote. “We are in the midst of a presidency that will manipulate such situations.”

Trump’s comments in Arizona followed a week in which the president found himself under fire from both Democrats and Republicans for slowly and equivocally responding to the violence in Charlottesville, where white nationalists had gathered to protest the city’s removal of a Confederate statue.

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The president has sought to shift the attention to antifa, arguing violence on the left should be condemned.

Conservatives have echoed Trump’s calls, blaming the media for turning a blind eye to violence perpetrated by anti-fascist activists.

In a scathing op-ed published on FoxNews.com on Thursday, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a staunch Trump ally, accused the media of a double standard in their coverage of left-wing and right-wing violence.

Pointing to clashes and mayhem that he blamed on the left, Gingrich argued that mainstream news outlets had “emphasized the peaceful demonstrations by other distraught liberals, while conveniently neglecting to mention the many Americans who were peacefully enduring Antifa’s abuse.”

“Members of the elite media have failed to condemn this violence — and instead have worked tirelessly to mute and downplay terror being committed by fellow liberals,” he wrote.

Larry O’Connor, a conservative radio host and contributing editor for Mediaite, also contended in an opinion piece on Tuesday that reporters had failed to aggressively press Democratic lawmakers to disavow antifa in the same fashion they pressed Trump and GOP lawmakers to condemn white nationalists and neo-Nazis.

But attitudes toward antifa may be changing, as the movement finds itself increasingly in the spotlight, Michael Rubin, a scholar at AEI, told The Hill.

“I think on the surface at least the left initially embraced it,” he said. “It sounds good, you want to oppose fascism. The broader problem on the left is the embrace of intersectionality and this idea that there are many positions that might be mainstream which quickly descends into radicalism.”

Peter Beinart, a liberal columnist for The Atlantic, wrote that, in their attempts to shut down events staged by groups they deem fascist or authoritarian, antifa members may be feeding conservatives’ fears that the left is threatening their rights.

“Antifa believes it is pursuing the opposite of authoritarianism. Many of its activists oppose the very notion of a centralized state,” he wrote.

“But in the name of protecting the vulnerable, antifascists have granted themselves the authority to decide which Americans may publicly assemble and which may not. That authority rests on no democratic foundation.”

Mark Bray, a lecturer at Dartmouth College and the author of “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” warned against equating antifa’s agenda with that of Democrats or more mainstream liberals.

“The first thing to say is that most anti-fascist — that’s not really their political concern,” he told The Hill. “But you can still debate what the effects are, whether or not they think those effects are important.”

Katie Bo Williams and Jonathan Easley contributed.