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In his Netflix special “2017,” Louis C.K. challenges a topic even comedians often leave untouched. The issue of abortion is nearly one-sided when it comes to the limelight. Hollywood, actors and comedians alike, more often than not, have chosen to ignore the lives of the unborn, the very lives that are taken by abortion. But in “2017,” […]
Live Action News—Melissa Rauch, one of the stars of the CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, has announced her second pregnancy with her husband Winston. At the same time, she reflects on the loss of their first child due to miscarriage. The actress, whose Big Bang character has been leaning pro-life in her own pregnancy, shared in […]
In recent weeks you’ve probably read about Charlie Gard and his fight for life. You can read in detail about his family’s story here, here, and most recently here. I am not going to rehash the story, but I would encourage you to visit the links provided and familiarize yourself with the Gard family. As […]
Over the weekend, British media reported that the staff at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) in London have reconsidered the case of Charlie Gard and may not be taking him off life support. The 11-month-old’s parents raised nearly two million dollars to go towards his treatment in America; however, several weeks ago, doctors at GOSH […]
Many have likely been following the tragic case of Charlie Gard, fighting for his life in Great Britain. He was born a healthy baby boy to his two adoring parents, Chris and Connie, last August. And then in September, the unthinkable, the dreaded nightmare of every parent, happened. After noticing he was losing, not gaining, […]
Live Action has come under the scrutiny of Twitter’s advertising “policies” and it doesn’t look good. The pro-life news platform recently tried to run advertisements on Twitter, but their ad was denied because their tweets are considered by Twitter to be inflammatory. The ad in question simply called people to stand for the dignity and […]
Growing up, culture told me that real men don’t cry. That real men use dirt to heal wounds and that a meal is only a meal if it has meat in it. That being a man means you never show emotion, that you fight with your fists to protect your ego, and that the only […]
Did you know that nearly 3,000 abortions take place daily in the United States? Intentionally, 3,000 lives will be taken today. This morning, 3,000 women woke up, drove or were driven to the abortion clinic, and walked inside to terminate the lives of their unborn children. You may see them as heartless, cold, unfeeling. The […]
This is a true story submitted to us by Amber Newberry. I was 19 years old when I found out I was pregnant. I was convinced from the moment I saw the plus sign that an abortion was my only option. I had a past–a past of assault and rape and I lived life believing […]
Dear Paul Ryan, As you work with President Trump to cut off federal funds for Planned Parenthood, I want to take a moment to applaud you. Your efforts to defend the unborn and to provide for the needs of the most vulnerable in your community are admirable and praiseworthy. This past weekend, the New York […]
Are you asking yourself, “Am I called to foster?” I was. “Don’t you think it’s better if married couples foster and not single people?” Probably the most common question I get when people find out I’m in the process of getting licensed as a foster parent. I’m very well aware of the stereotypes and I […]
Live Action News – A new Live Action video release unmasks the oft-repeated claim that taxpayer dollars sent to Planned Parenthood do not fund abortions. The abortion corporation, which masquerades as a “health care” provider, receives half a billion dollars in government money annually, which they claim is merely reimbursement for services rendered under Medicaid. The largest provider of abortions, garnering 35 percent […]
