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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton has admitted that the undercover videos showing officials from Planned Parenthood discussing the sale of organs from aborted fetuses are "disturbing."

Thousands of pro-life Americans across the country are participating in "Women Betrayed" rallies against Planned Parenthood as the Center for Medical Progress releases a third video exposing the pro-abortion group's participation in the illegal trafficking of fetal body parts for profit.

A federal appeals court has permanently blocked the nation's most protective pro-life law, a North Dakota measure that would ban abortions after a baby's heartbeat could be detected, which can occur as early as six weeks after conception.

Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., has said she "shudders" to think of what happened to the bodies of her deceased babies in light of the recent videos showing Planned Parenthood executives discussing the harvesting and sale of fetal body parts and said her uncle would have been "disturbed" by leading abortion group's actions.

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed into law a controversial new bill that bans abortions after 20 weeks with the exception of the health of the mother

Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson recently accused Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger of creating the organization with the intention of "eliminating black people" and criticized U.S. President Barack Obama and 2016 Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton for failing to acknowledge that reality.

Liberal commentator and columnist Kirsten Powers has slammed Planned Parenthood after two viral videos posted online showed doctors in the nonprofit women’s health organization discussing with undercover actors posing as buyers about the use of aborted body parts for medical research.

A horrifying new video released by the Center for Medical Progress shows a Planned Parenthood official negotiating the price of aborted baby parts and discussing "less crunchy" techniques to get "more intact" specimens.

Republican presidential candidate and former neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson has weighed in on the controversial Planned Parenthood video showing a discussion about the practice of using aborted baby parts for medical research, saying the footage is a chilling example of "how far we have drifted in terms of our humanity."

The controversial reproductive health organization Planned Parenthood has issued an apology on Thursday for the “tone and statements” of one of its senior staff members who appeared in an undercover viral video. The video, produced by an anti-abortion group, implied that the nonprofit sells aborted fetal tissue.

Republican leaders in Congress launched an investigation of Planned Parenthood on Wednesday after a video from a conservative activist group went viral online implying that the nonprofit organization sold organs and tissues obtained from abortions. It has also brought into question the use of fetal tissue in scientific and medical research.

Planned Parenthood is under fire from many Christian and conservative leaders after an ethics campaign group leaked a video showing an executive with the abortion organization discussing the sale of intact body parts of aborted babies to fetal tissue wholesalers.

A group calling itself The Center for Medical Progress has released a shocking undercover video of a Planned Parenthood doctor discussing how baby parts are harvested from abortions. The organization claimed that the procedure used to extract the parts is similar to partial-birth abortions, which are illegal under US federal law.

In a heartwarming story of faith and perseverance, a mother who was raped at 16 years old has finally reunited with the daughter she prayed for every day since giving her up for adoption.

In a controversial move, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked enforcement of new Texas abortion rules that could force more than half of the state's remaining abortion clinics to shut their doors.

Together with pro-family and pro-life leaders, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham introduced in the United States Senate today the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott has signed a controversial new law which requires women in the state to wait 24 hours after initially visiting a doctor to have an abortion.

A federal appeals court upheld strict abortion restrictions passed by the state of Texas on Tuesday. That decision means that as few as seven abortion clinics could stay open in that state based on those regulations.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted 242-184 Wednesday to pass a bill that will ban most late term abortions after 20 weeks gestation, drawing praise from the pro-life community.

Liberal political analyst Kirsten Powers argues that the culture of free speech in the United States is now threatened by those who historically stood up for that concept.

The groundbreaking procedure known as the "Abortion Pill Reversal," which blocks the effects of progesterone which leads to the death of a developing baby, is making waves among the pro-life community and helping dozens of women reverse life-altering decisions.

On Tuesday, Kansas governor Sam Brownback signed a bill banning "dismemberment abortions," a horrific process in which a fetus is ripped out of its mother's womb in pieces.

The woman who cut the unborn baby from the womb of the mother during a brutal attack is not expected to face murder charges, thanks to Colorado's abortion laws.

American Idol contestant Kimberly Henderson hasn't let three rejections from the show's auditions break her spirit, but a recent story she shared on her Facebook page has gained her more respect from Christians than a win on the show ever could.

A feminist woman's decision to abort her unborn baby because he was a boy has sparked outrage across the internet.