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Men Conspired To Murder Pregnant Woman
Prosecutors have charged two men in a conspiracy to murder a 20-year-old pregnant woman in Lansing, Kansas. Investigators say it started when one man tried to blow up Olivia Jackson's house with a pipe bomb in Leavenworth in early January. On Tuesday night, Jackson, who's baby was due in five weeks, was found shot to death in a mobile home park. Read the full story here.

California Abortion Mill Raids, Arrests Revealed
It has been learned that five abortion mills were raided on August 1, 2007, by a special unit of the LA Police Department called the Health Authority Law Enforcement Task Force, which is responsible for investigating crimes that impact public health. At that time two arrests were made on two women without medical backgrounds for practicing medicine without a license. Read the full story here.

No Choice For Teen Mothers
Feminists are tied so tightly to the abortion agenda that all roads must lead there. In these cases, abortion is a kind of perverse "street cred," a rite-of-passage that a girl, if she is really serious about her femininity, will have to undergo. When feminists tremble at the thought that pregnancy might become "cool," what they are really afraid of is the idea that a young girl might catch a glimpse the lingering beauty of motherhood. When that happens, she will reject abortion for what it is: the murder of an innocent child. Read the full story here.

Abortion Boat Operator Complains of Lack of RU486 in Rural Canada
The operator of the infamous abortion boat that has sailed outside European nations that prohibit abortions is in Canada for the twentieth anniversary of legalized abortion there. Despite the fact that it has killed a Canadian woman and 12 others worldwide, Rebecca Gomperts complains the abortion drug isn't widely available in rural areas. The abortion drug, also known as mifepristone, has been responsible for more than 1,110 medical complications in the United States alone. Women have needed hospitalization and some have required emergency surgeries or blood transfusions because of problems. Read the full story here.

Flawed Embryos a Source for Stem Cells
From what is now considered medical waste might be fashioned bio-treasure: stem cells able to form into any of the body's 220 cell types, including blood, nerves, bone, and skin tissue. Scientists at Children's Hospital Boston have forged stem cells from the "flawed" and "poor quality" early-stage embryos that in vitro fertilization clinics discard by the hundreds of thousands every year. These are embryos created by IVF technicians but culled because abnormalities make them unsuitable for implantation into the wombs of women unable to conceive naturally. The embryos, usually containing no more than a few score cells, are deemed medical waste and simply tossed away.
Editor: Alas, scientists discover a new class of human being – the “low-quality” embryo.Read the full story here.