The EO merely requires agencies to ‘take appropriate steps’ to ‘encourage institutions’ to promote free speech and debate. Much, much more is needed.

There is simply no historical ground upon which Politico can claim that protecting the right of medical professionals not to participate in abortion has been ‘controversial’ since Roe v. Wade.

A UC-Berkeley mob pepper-sprayed a woman, injured six people, started fires, and destroyed buildings, all to prevent a speaker from speaking at the birthplace of the free speech movement.

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is going to bat for Planned Parenthood, and the only real reason is politics.

When the Supreme Court on March 2 assesses the abortion industry’s claims about threats to women’s health, it will have years of real-world tests to examine.

The Obama administration has been trying to force private organizations into paying for abortion and abortifacients while backing off from forcing individuals to do the same.

Planned Parenthood told the Supreme Court partial-birth abortions are necessary for women’s health, and it appears they may be willing to break the law to perform them.

We have no evidence that taxpayer dollars aren’t keeping the lights on and running the water in the abortion room.

Taxpayers may be paying Planned Parenthood to steer women away from adoption and toward the abortions that benefit its bottom line.

Boeing donates to Planned Parenthood, and is the primary beneficiary of Ex-Im, and the Senate has voted to continue funding both.

Debbie Wasserman-Schultz thinks aborting full-term babies should be legal. But that’s not the most extreme abortion policy Democrats support.

Not a single person who identifies as homosexual has been harmed by the federal or dozens of state religious freedom acts.

A case over whether federal subsidies can operate within state insurance exchanges has implications for pro-life employers and employees.

A regulatory change in California has placed abortion in the category of ‘basic health services’ all insurance plans must cover. Even those churches buy.

Obamacare forces taxpayers and private policyholders to pay for abortions, steering millions to cronies who in turn spend to elect abortion supporters.

The problem with coverage of today’s high court decision for free speech is that SBA List told the truth: Obamacare uses taxpayer funding for abortion.

Like other aspects of the law, the abortion surcharge for Obamacare exchange plans are like a shell game in which fundamental freedoms are the hidden ball.