Christians Killed, Churches and Homes Destroyed in Mob Violence in Orissa
January 8, 2008
Christians were killed, many injured and numerous homes and churches destroyed in a spate of attacks on Christians over Christmas in the Kandhamal district of Orissa state. Full Story...Operation Rescue Formally Demands Special Prosecutor for Abortion Grand Jury
January 8, 2008
Operation Rescue has formally demanded that District Attorney Nola Foulston and disgraced Attorney General Paul Morrison recuse themselves from any involvement in the citizen called grand jury investigation of late-term abortionist George R. Tiller, which is scheduled to convene next week. Full Story...
Kansas Legislator Apologizes, Settles Suit for Cockroach Clash
January 8, 2008
Kansas State Representative Vaughn Flora, has issued a formal apology to Operation Rescue President Troy Newman for attacking him during a gubernatorial debate at the Kansas State Fair in September, 2006. Full Story...
Rev. Johnny Hunter Named Operation Rescue's 'Man of the Year'
January 8, 2008
Operation Rescue announces today that it has chosen Rev. Johnny Hunter as Man of the Year for 2007. Rev. Hunter is the President of L.E.A.R.N., Inc. (Life Education And Resource Network), the largest African-American Pro-life organization in the country. Full Story...
Election Story the Media Missed: Pro-Family Truth Campaign Helped Sink Romney in Iowa
January 7, 2008
There is a story the media missed in its reporting of Mitt Romney's humiliating loss in Iowa to the comparatively vastly under-funded Mike Huckabee: how a dogged "truth campaign" by pro- family advocates -- mostly from Romney's own state of Massachusetts -- to educate social conservatives on his liberal record on abortion and homosexuality helped seal his defeat. Full Story...
Pro-life Women Jailed 10 Years After Begging Abortionist to Quit
January 7, 2008
Pro-life activists Shari McKee and Melissa Abbink were jailed on December 28th, 2007, (Feast of the Holy Innocents), for speaking to Lincoln abortionist Winston Crabb on two occasions in front of his home 10 years ago. Abbink faces five months in jail while McKee has been sentenced to serve eight months behind bars. Full Story...
CWA Tells Senate Foreign Relations Committee -- Reappoint Sauerbrey
January 7, 2008
With her recess appointment ending, Ellen R. Sauerbrey should easily be voted a permanent appointment as assistant secretary for population, refugees and migration. Full Story...
Pro-lifer Seriously Injured in Violent Attack; Operation Rescue Says Officer Should Be Disciplined
January 7, 2008
Ed Snell, 69, received serious injuries that doctors feared could have cost him his life during an attack on December 22, 2007, outside the Hillcrest Abortion Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The responding female officer not only let the attacker go, but threatened to arrest witnesses that identified the perpetrator and demanded his arrest. Full Story...
Defeating Rudy Giuliani: 40 Days of Action, Prayer and Fasting Until Super Tuesday
December 31, 2007
"Rudy Giuliani is a Benedict Arnold. He wears the GOP uniform, while warring against its' most sacred principles and most revered heroes - like Ronald Reagan. He must be exposed, opposed, and soundly defeated in the next 40 days." Randall Terry Full Story...
In Pakistan Churches are Bombed and Believers are Murdered, Tragically the State Favors the Perpetrators Over the Victims
December 31, 2007
The murder of Benazir Bhutto highlights Pakistan's position as the most dangerous nation on earth, says Jim Jacobson, head of Christian Freedom International. The country "is an unstable nuclear weapons state, infiltrated by terrorists and hostile to the West," he explains. Full Story...
Operation Rescue Demands Board of Healing Arts Reform in Wake of Overdose Deaths and Abortion Charges
December 31, 2007
Operation Rescue is calling for radical reform of the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts amid scandals involving Board ineptitude in the handling of complaints against a doctor indicted on Federal charges of unlawfully prescribing medication that may have led to 56 overdose deaths and an abortionist charged with multiple counts of violating state laws. Full Story...
Bible Controversy Reflects Grim Reality of Christian Persecution in China
December 31, 2007
As China prepares to host the 2008 Olympic Games, a recent debate of whether athletes will have personal access to Bibles during their stay in Beijing sparked international controversy. Full Story...
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