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CNN journalists showed what they really thought about religious freedom in this country following Friday’s White House press briefing. After President Trump announced that churches and houses of worship were “essential” and should be allowed to reopen, a CNN panel of Democrats, led by host Brianna Keilar, reacted in outrage, calling it “dangerous.” As soon as White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany finished speaking, CNN Newsroom host Brianna Keilar was ready to attack President Trump for calling on churches to reopen. She fumed that President Trump had “no authority” to demand governors let people go to church. Her overwrought commentary was complemented...

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany poked fun at White House reporters Friday, saying that she found it interesting to be in a room “that desperately wants” churches to stay closed. “Boy, it’s interesting to be in a room that desperately wants to seem to see these churches and houses of worship stay closed,” McEnany said during a press briefing Friday. Reporters had asked about President Donald Trump’s call to reopen houses of worship and his warning that he would override governors if they did not reopen churches and houses of worship. “I think we can all hope this Sunday people are...

Every human life is valuable. Every human life also is flawed, and pro-life advocates know this when they fight daily to restore the right to life for babies in the womb. So when news broke Tuesday about a supposed “deathbed confession” from the late Norma McCorvey, the “Jane Roe” of Roe v. Wade, about her faking her conversion to pro-life and Christianity, it surprised but did not rock pro-life advocates. The pro-life movement is all about protecting individuals, but it is not based on the words or actions of any individual. It is based on truth. There is a lot of skepticism about...

Albert Mohler is the President of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a brilliantly articulate pro-life advocate. I owe the following to a story from the Tampa Bay Times he discussed in detail Thursday on his daily briefing. The story, written a wildly sympathetic Claire McNeill, is headlined, “Young doctors find a calling on abortion’s front lines: Florida providers seek training and work extra hours to give patients anything they might need.” The opening three paragraphs tell you what this story is about—and really about: TAMPA — Mimosas go for $2 to doctors, so early on a hot August Friday, the booths at...

A Chinese biotech firm has declared “screening out” babies with Down’s syndrome is a “cash cow” funding the growth of the whole business. The admission comes from a spokesperson for BGI Group – a Chinese genetics conglomerate whose main business is offering non-invasive prenatal tests, primarily used to diagnose Down’s syndrome. In a segment from an Aljazeera documentary titled Genesis 2.0, the spokesperson gestures towards a digital map of the world and says: “You can see clearly, especially for Down’s syndrome, we have nearly two million samples all over the world. This part is, what we call, BGI’s cash cow, making...