ABORTIONS
RED RIVER ORTHODOX: ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND NORTH DAKOTA Orthodox Bishops Weigh in on Roe v. Wade and Abortion
Here is a link to the statement from the Assembly of Orthodox Bishops in America: http://www.assemblyofbishops.org/news/2013/jan-22-roe-vs-wade-anniversary...
Posted on 1/31/13 at 4:37 PM
UPDATE: Federal judge grants injunction on South Dakota abortion law 
UPDATED: 9:27 P.M.Saying it would humiliate and degrade women, a federal judge on Thursday afternoon granted Planned Parenthood's preliminary injunction to prevent South Dakota's new abortion law from taking effect while it's being challenged in court.
By Dirk Lammers , June 30, 2011
UPDATE: Kansas Planned Parenthood receives abortion license
UPDATED: 8:21 P.M.Kansas avoided becoming the first state in the country without an abortion provider by granting Planned Parenthood a license Thursday to continue performing abortions under new regulations being challenged in federal court.
By John Hanna , June 30, 2011
Dayton vetoes new limits on abortion in Minnesota
Minnesota's Democratic governor and longtime abortion rights supporter vetoed bills today that would have banned public funding of abortions and outlawed the procedure starting at 20 weeks after conception. He says in veto letters that the bills "infringe upon a woman's basic right to health and safety."
By Associated Press , May 25, 2011
Catholic diocese to open chapel next to Fargo abortion clinic
A Catholic chapel focused on prayers to end abortion will open in an office building neighboring North Dakota’s only abortion clinic.
By Sherri Richards , May 25, 2011
Arizona governor gets bill on selection abortions
Arizona legislators have completed action on a bill to ban abortions for people who want them because of race or gender.
By Associated Press , March 23, 2011
DA: Oversight failure enabled Philadelphia abortion mill
A filthy abortion mill where prosecutors say babies were delivered alive and killed with scissors would have been shut down long ago if not for extraordinary failures by state regulators, who had not inspected it since 1993, a grand jury report charges.
By Maryclaire Dale and Patrick Walters , January 20, 2011
Minnesota legislator stopped with gun near abortion clinic suspended from leadership position
Minnesota State Rep. Tom Hackbarth, who hasn't been charged with a crime, said he accepts the decision by Rep. Kurt Zellers, the House speaker-designate, but maintains the entire incident is "a complete misunderstanding."
By Dave Orrick , November 25, 2010
Prosecutor won't charge Fargo clinic physician whose license had expired
Birch Burdick, in a memo to Fargo police investigators, concluded that Dr. Lori Thorndike hadn't posed a safety risk to patients or flaunted the law during the time her North Dakota medical license had expired.
By The Forum , November 16, 2010
Measure to ban ’skull crushing’ in abortions to be circulated
A proposed ballot measure that would make it a felony to decapitate or crush the skull of a fetus in North Dakota is ready for circulation.
By Associated Press , April 22, 2010
Republican National Committee's health insurance plan covers abortions
Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele learned of the policy's abortion coverage Thursday through a news report and immediately instructed staff to inform the insurance carrier that the RNC wanted to opt out of elective abortion coverage, RNC spokeswoman Gail Gitcho said.
By Christine Simmons , November 13, 2009
Louisville coach Pitino's reputation sullied by admitted affair
In the basketball-crazy state of Kentucky, Rick Pitino is a larger-than-life figure with his designer wardrobe, Italian dress shoes, best-selling books and — critically — his remarkable on-court success. Now the beloved coach faces his greatest challenge — saving his career and reputation in the face of a salacious scandal.
By Will Graves , August 13, 2009
Report: Louisville coach Pitino tells cops he paid for abortion
Louisville men's basketball coach Rick Pitino told police he had sex in a restaurant six years ago with a woman now accused of trying to extort millions of dollars from him. And when she told him two weeks later she was pregnant, he gave her $3,000 for an abortion.
By Associated Press , August 12, 2009
Illinois woman apologizes for sick baby hoax on blog
Rebeccah Beushausen wove a tale for two months about being an unmarried mother who chose to carry her child who is now terminally ill to term rather than have an abortion because of her deep Christian faith.
By Tammy Webber , June 16, 2009
Bill would ban sex-selection abortions in Minnesota
Advocates of banning sex-selection abortions say new technologies are making it possible to determine the sex of a child within weeks of conception. The cloning ban also would apply to embryonic clones for use in stem cell research.
By Associated Press , March 04, 2009
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