While the legacy news media obsesses over allegations that former President Donald Trump once flung a plate at a wall causing ketchup to run down a wall, the suffering and persecution of the world's Christian population remains all-but-invisible. Believers in the world's deadliest nation for Christians want Americans to know their spiritual brothers and sisters "are going through Hell. You need to pray for them." 

The president's party historically struggles in midterm elections, and the president's habit of stumbling from crisis to crisis doesn't help their cause. Between foreign foibles and domestic disasters, Democrats have few positive developments they can point to, despite controlling the House, the Senate, and the White House. They were ready to latch on to anything that might re-float their party's boat - when the Supreme Court's decided to send abortion policy back to the states.

When Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall (R) asked the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to reinstate the Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act this week, he used some interesting legal rationale:  Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health, the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade.  What does the end of federal abortion on demand have to do with dangerous gender ideology?  A lot, Marshall insists.  

From Nigerian villages devastated by Fulani militia to Afghans fleeing the Taliban, religious oppression is a global crisis. International Christian Concern, a nonpartisan human rights organization, unveiled their 2022 Persecutor of the Year Awards report, shedding light on the atrocities men and women of faith face around the world. 

"[The blood] - it looked like I was sitting in the middle of a crime scene.  I suppose it was a crime scene.  I mean, I had just murdered my child ... But this couldn't be normal. Planned Parenthood didn't ever tell me this could happen.... I decided that I would call them in the morning... if I didn't die before then." -Abby, 23  Abby lived.  In fact, she went on to become one of the most effective pro-life activists in the movement: Abby Johnson.  Like a lot of women, she thought taking the abortion pill would be the easy way out.  She was wrong.  

Nearly one-third of all boys are already growing up in a home without a father of any kind - and decades of social science have shown a fatherless home breeds a panoply of social ills, from crime to lower education and lack of employment. 

This Supreme Court ruling signals the beginning of a massive shift in domestic politics, yes, but it will undoubtedly have a ripple effect throughout the world. The more immediate - and less discussed - effect will be on the international abortion debate.

In the 72 hours since the Supreme Court's bombshell ruling, the Democrats' hysteria has sucked up most of the oxygen in the room - and that's just fine with corporate America. While some CEOs have taken their battle stations on the sinking ship of Roe v. Wade, the bigger story might be how many haven't. It's been an unusually quiet weekend for several of the country's major brands, who've had almost two full months to consider their response. Is it cold feet from Disney's cautionary tale - or could abortion be the new neutral ground?

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The Supreme Court dealt a major blow to abortion extremism on Friday, striking down the arbitrary restriction the Left has used to prevent voters from enacting laws to protect the most vulnerable. Relying on judicial brute force for five decades may have degraded some abortion supporters' reasoning abilities, judging from their reactions. Here are a few of the most egregious comments made about the pro-life Dobbs ruling. 

In the most historic and momentous ruling in a generation, the U.S. Supreme Court has resoundingly overturned Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that struck down virtually all state laws regulating abortion and that divided the American people unlike any other issue for 49 years.

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President Joe Biden spoke Friday in response to the Supreme Court decision in Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health, in which the court overruled Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. The speech was heavy on outrage, but light on truthfulness. Here are a few of Biden's worst whoppers.

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Pro-abortion activists are determined that the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision will not signal the end of abortion in America. Abortion proponents at almost all levels of government responded almost instantly to the decision - or even anticipated it - with strategies to promote abortion through means that don't rely on federal courts. Here are 10 ways the Left is seeking to expand abortion.

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