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At the time Roe vs. Wade was handed down in 1973 I was a math professor in my late 20's at a small private college. I very much enjoyed proving [...]

Buried under a typical headline that read, 'Total abortion bans are not at all popular, poll finds' was a jewel of a result. It reinforces earlier data showing why pro-life [...]

The first Republican presidential candidate debate gave a clear picture of the present state of the national political debate on abortion. The picture isn't always pretty. On the bright side, [...]

'Top anti-abortion leaders are continuing to lobby Donald Trump on a 15- week ban they believe should be the standard for Republican Party' began a story in the May 18 [...]

Some elements of the pro-life movement not connected to National Right to Life have sought to rally support for a 'consensus' in support of a 12-to-15-week abortion ban or for [...]

Two recent polls, one statewide and the other national, contain both encouraging news and a strong dose of reality for all of us trying to save the lives of unborn [...]

Are we winning ... or not? That is a question many pro-lifers must have asked after the battering we have endured from the press since the 'leak' of the Supreme [...]

Forty-nine years, five months, two days; that was the time I had really been in the right to life movement. It was also the age of Roe vs. Wade when [...]

Now that we are fully into Spring, depending on what part of the country you live in, you may already be busy cleaning out your attic and closets and garage. [...]

With winter finally drawing to a close, your attention may already have turned to spring cleaning! Maybe you have a project car occupying the driveway or garage. Or perhaps you [...]

With 2017 upon us, and this year having the potential to be a pivotal turning point for the prolife movement, the National Right to Life Foundation needs your help more [...]

A National Referendum on Abortion--that's how Ernest Ohlhoff, National Right to Life's Director of Outreach, described the 2016 election in a recent article published by Maryland Right to Life. He's [...]

Since its inception, the National Right to Life 'Autos for Life' program has always received an interesting variety of donated vehicles, including everything from luxury cars, RVs, economy cars, vans [...]

Through the years, Autos for Life has received a huge variety of vehicle donations, including classic and luxury cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, family cars, boats, jet skis, and motorcycles. But [...]

Whenever you undertake the annual ritual of Spring cleaning, you might find that perhaps this is the year you have a project car that you just don't have time to [...]

Yes, even though winter has its icy grip on most of us, this is a GREAT time to start thinking about spring cleaning! While you are busy cleaning your attic [...]

We are already half-way through the month of January and 2016 has the potential to be a pivotal turning point for the pro-life movement. National Right to Life's educational work [...]

The Holidays are just around the corner, and 2015 will be over before we know it! We want to thank the many generous donors who donated vehicles to National Right [...]

Some time ago, a long time supporter in Illinois who had donated two classic cars to us previously, contacted us about donating his restored 1932 DeSoto SA. Yes, 1932! WOW! [...]

Through the years, Autos for Life has received a huge variety of vehicle donations, including classic and luxury cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, family cars, boats, jet skis, and motorcycles. We [...]

Editor's note. The following letter was sent July 29 to Members of Congress. Dear Member of Congress: On July 8, 2015, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued [...]

Spring officially began March 20. But, depending on which part of the country you live in, you may have begun Spring cleaning in earnest long before then. In that spirit, [...]

With 2015 upon us, and this year presenting the potential to be a pivotal turning point for the pro-life movement, the National Right to Life needs your help more than [...]

With the New Year upon us, and 2015 having the potential to be a pivotal turning point for the pro-life movement, National Right to Life needs your help more than [...]

The article provides insights from the Republican presidential candidate debate, highlighting that all candidates are pro-life but differ in their positions. It emphasizes the challenge of discussing abortion without alienating voters who support limited exceptions, cautioning against the term "Ban" as it can be misunderstood, and calls for a more nuanced approach to the abortion debate.

The article focuses on Governor Ron DeSantis' decision to sign a bill limiting abortion in Florida, leading to reactions from both abortion supporters and pro-life Republicans, including the bill's passage is met with criticism from abortion advocates who view it as extreme and dangerous.

Winter is FINALLY drawing to a close, and it's time to start thinking about spring cleaning! While you are busy cleaning your attic and closets, don't forget about what's in [...]

The article reports about the proposed strategy of some elements within the pro-life movement to rally support for a "consensus" in favor of a abortion ban or a national minimum standard. It mentions that prior to the Dobbs decision, the National Right to Life had focused on state laws protecting the unborn child from elective abortion after 20 weeks based on the evidence that the unborn child could feel pain at that stage.

Both the election held this past November 2 and public opinion polls show that there is widespread public support for pro-life legislation that will be sponsored by National Right to [...]

With your assistance, Autos for Life will get off to a fast start in 2011. As we look back to 2010 the National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund wishes [...]

Post-election polling has shown that the National Right to Life Political Action Committee and pro-life issues played a major role in what happened at the polls this year and once [...]

The holidays are just around the corner, and 2010 will be over before we know it! Thanks to the many generous donors who gave to the National Right to Life [...]

As the long, hot days of summer have drawn to a close, thoughts return to school, fall colors, and cooler weather. It is also a time to start thinking about [...]

Now that summer vacation is over and the kids are back in school, we're all settling back into our routines. Fall is here, and it's 'out with the old, in [...]

As the long, hot days of summer draw to a close, thoughts return to school, cooler weather, and the fall colors. It is also a time to start thinking about [...]

The article suggests how pro-life legislation, such as the West Virginia bill that protects unborn life beginning at fertilization, can continue to save lives. Topics include how the pro-life movement has made progress in reducing the number of abortions, passing laws protecting unborn children, and gaining support among the public; and the pro-life movement aims to save every child and uses a variety of tools such as legislation, pregnancy resource centers, and adoption.

In this study, we employ heutagogy (self-determined learning) to learn about autonomous learning characteristics of language MOOC learners using an embedded correlational mixed methods design. We administered quantitative and qualitative questionnaires to learners in two Italian language MOOCs offered by Wellesley College on the edX platform. We measured how four heutagogical attributes (self-efficacy, self-reflection, insight and internet skills) predict self-directed learning readiness in three different learner cohorts (high, moderate and low self-determined learners), and learners' capability level. We also discuss learners' preferred activity types for foreign language acquisition as revealed by the qualitative survey. We found that most learners are moderate or low self-determined learners and we observed statistically significant differences among the three groups in how the heutagogical attributes predict self-directed learning readiness. Moreover, learners showed a certain level of capability, and a preference for a relatively structured and traditional way of learning while, at the same time, expressing a need to improve their communicative competences.

NRLC sent the following letter, opposing the Shays-Meehan 'campaign reforms' bill (HR 417), to members of the U.S. House of Representatives on February 24, 1999. Dear Member of Congress: We [...]

Despite some disappointments in the recent elections, post-election polling and exit poll data show that pro-life voters and the National Right to Life PAC made a significant difference in the [...]

If $ X$ are topological spaces, the set of all continuous functions from $ X$, the space of nonempty, compact subsets of $ Y$, the continuous point-valued functions from $ X$. It is shown that $ {Y^X}$ (where all function spaces are assumed to have the compact-open topology) and that, if $ X$ is $ {T_2},{(CY)^X}$ $ {(CY)^{CX}}$ is $ {T_2}$ and $ {(CY)^X}$ and $ {(CY)^{CX}}$ Finally, it is shown that, under certain conditions, some elements of $ {X^Y}$ and that the induced $ 1$ function between the subspaces is open.

The article discusses the lessons that can be learned by pro-life advocates from the 2012 U.S. elections. It states that pro-abortion narrative during the election has benefited from the one-sided media coverage of the issue and the series of unfortunate statements of pro-life candidates. It mentions the need for pro-life movement and candidates to emphasize how and why abortion is permitted in the country. The author also expresses optimism about the decline in abortions in the U.S.

The article focuses on the results of the nationwide post-election polls taken by The Polling Company on November 4-5, 2008 in the U.S. Results show that 5% of the 800 actual voters who participated in the survey said that abortion was the most important issue affecting their vote and that 90% of them voted for John McCain, while 78% voted for Republican congressional candidates. It also offers the results of a poll of 1,049 actual voters conducted by Heart and Mind Strategies on November 4, 2008.

This article analyzes the pro-life increment, the difference between those who vote for pro-life candidates because of the abortion issue and those who vote for pro-abortion candidates, in the recent elections in the U.S. As a testimony to the hard work and reach of the National Right to Life Political Action Committee (NRL PAC), a nationwide survey of 800 voters taken by the Polling Co. found that fully 22 percent of voters said that they recalled hearing advertising from NRL PAC.

This article presents a historical perspective and analysis of how people in the U.S. voted. It seems the Democrats will be the majority in the House of Representatives in the 110th Congress. Unfortunately, as been the case historically, the leadership and most Democratic caucus members are strongly pro-abortion. The pro-life movement suffered real losses

The article focuses on the U.S. National Right to Life Political Action Committee (NRLC). It reports that it was involved in 122 federal races nationwide and won 84 of them. A post-election poll conducted by The Polling Company found that 24 percent of voters recalled hearing or seeing advertising from NRLC. The poll also found that 8 percent said abortion affected their vote and 84 percent of them said they voted for a Republican to the U.S. Congress.