Susan Ostermann steps down as Liu director after advocating for abortion at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Director Appointment Abandoned The new director of the Liu Institute for Asian Studies at the University of Notre Dame has opted not to take on the role. This follows some controversy surrounding her previous statements on abortion rights. In a message shared with the Notre Dame community, Mary Gallagher, the Marilyn Keough Dean […]
Michelle Obama remarks that society criticizes abortion while not supporting new mothers.
On a recent podcast, former first lady Michelle Obama shared her thoughts on motherhood and the conflicting messages society sends about it. She discussed this while her husband, President Obama, responded to listener inquiries alongside actress Halle Bailey. One listener, Abigail, a high school music teacher and new mom, sought advice on juggling work and […]
Why Are States Such as New York and California Influencing Abortion Drug Regulations in Louisiana?
Louisiana’s Response After Roe vs. Wade Reversal When Roe vs. Wade was overturned, Louisiana celebrated what many here saw as a victory for life. The sentiment is that our nation has chosen to protect unborn children, and we have elected leaders who reflect that belief. Abortion clinics closed, and the legislature moved to classify abortion […]
Survey: 32% of Republicans may be less inclined to vote if the GOP drops the abortion topic
Poll Reveals GOP Voter Discontent Over Abortion Policies A recent poll indicates that about one-third of Republicans may be less inclined to participate in the upcoming midterm elections if they perceive that the party is neglecting the abortion issue. Released on Thursday, these results suggest a growing divide between pro-life supporters and the Trump administration, […]
West Virginia Legislation Aims to Prohibit the Mailing of Abortion Pills to the State
West Virginia Passes Bill to Ban Shipping of Abortion Pills On Friday, West Virginia senators voted to make it illegal to ship abortion pills into the state. The legislation, known as Senate Bill 173, was approved with a significant margin of 31-1, though two senators were absent, as reported. This new measure aims to tighten […]
Bernard Nathanson: The creator of abortion who discovered compassion in Christ
Bernard Nathanson’s Legacy: A Journey from Architect of Abortion to Advocate for Life Bernard Nathanson, who passed away about 15 years ago, leaves behind a story that’s perhaps more relevant now than ever. It’s not about his fame or his influence—although both are significant—but rather about how his life demonstrates that anyone can find redemption. […]
Iowa Legislation Aims to Prohibit Mail-Order Abortion Pills
The Iowa bill aims to prohibit mail-order abortion pills and mandates that hospitals report complications from medical abortions to the state. Iowa Republicans advanced a bill on Monday that would require healthcare providers to provide abortion medications, specifically mifepristone and misoprostol, in person rather than through telemedicine or mail, according to reports. This bill also […]
Outrage among local Catholic bishop over appointment of abortion advocate at University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame Appoints New Director Amid Controversy The University of Notre Dame in Indiana recently appointed Susan Osterman as the new director of the Liu Institute for Asiatic Studies. This announcement, made last month, has stirred significant unrest among members of the university community who believed the institution would uphold its Catholic identity. Reportedly, the […]
Judge Nullifies Three Anti-Abortion Laws in Arizona, Referencing Abortion Regulation
Arizona Judge Overturns Abortion Laws Following Constitutional Amendment An Arizona judge recently invalidated three state laws aimed at restricting abortions, referencing a new constitutional amendment that was passed in 2024. This amendment effectively grants the right to terminate a pregnancy at any stage. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Gregory Como noted that these restrictions do […]
Ex-Notre Dame professor severs connection with university due to abortion issue.
A law professor at Notre Dame has decided to part ways with the university’s Lew Institute for Asian Studies due to the appointment of a new professor who openly supports abortion rights. Diane A. Desierto, in a statement, confirmed her resignation from her roles as Faculty Fellow and on the Faculty Executive Committee, submitting her […]