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In an unusual case with national implications, a jury in Cobb County, Georgia, has found now-retired abortionist Daniel McBrayer and his defunct Alpha Gynecology and Consulting liable for causing a nuisance that affected other tenants of a business park that once housed the abortion business. The Governor’s Ridge Office Park Association and other plaintiffs were awarded almost $1.5 million by a Cobb County jury, including more than $311,000 in attorney fees and expenses, according to Law.com. The office park association contended that McBrayer was already the subject of frequent protests when he moved into the office in 2009, and understood the...

Despite the recent troubles facing the Southern Poverty Law Center, House Democrats are considering stripping tax-exempt status from organizations labeled as “hate groups” by the liberal organization. Earlier this year, top SPLC leadership resigned after allegations that they turned a blind eye to sexual harassment and racial discrimination within the organization. Nevertheless, some Democrat lawmakers are looking at SPLC’s  list of “hate groups” that lumps together mainstream conservative groups such as the Family Research Council, Center for Security Policy, and Alliance Defending Freedom with bona fide hate groups such as the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and the Aryan Brotherhood. The...

Ecuador rejected on-going pressure to legalize abortions again last week when lawmakers voted against a bill allowing unborn babies to be aborted in cases of rape. The Irish Catholic reports lawmakers in the National Assembly narrowly rejected the pro-abortion bill by five votes. If it had passed, it would have allowed abortions in all cases of rape and incest, as well as for non-viable fetal deformities and non-consensual artificial insemination. Currently, the South American country protects unborn babies from abortion, except in very limited cases. Abortions are permitted if a woman with mental disabilities is raped or if the mother’s life...

The Mexican state of Oaxaca voted to legalize the killing of unborn babies for any reason up to 12 weeks of pregnancy Wednesday, as pressure grows on pro-life countries to legalize abortion on demand. The AP reports state lawmakers voted 24-12 in favor of the pro-abortion law, making Oaxaca the second jurisdiction in Mexico to allow abortions. Abortion laws vary by state in Mexico. Abortions are legal up to 12 weeks in Mexico City, but other states prohibit or widely restrict the killing of unborn babies. After the vote, abortion activists celebrated on the streets, shouting, “We have to abort, we have...

A second conservative lawmaker will vote against U.S. District Judge Halil Suleyman “Sul” Ozerden’s nomination for the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, placing the confirmation in serious jeopardy. GOP Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri privately informed colleagues that he would oppose Ozerden Thursday morning, a source familiar with those consultations told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Lindsey Graham then postponed a scheduled committee vote to forward Ozerden’s nomination to the full Senate. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas said he has serious doubts about Ozerden’s conservative bona fides and would vote against his confirmation on Sept. 12....