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Thousands across the nation have tuned into the Big Bear Bald Eagle Live Nest Cam to witness these magnificent birds in action. From the moment the eggs are laid, to the parents checking in on the nest, to the incredible moment they hatch, American audiences are captivated. These tiny, fragile eggs carry the birds that […]
When I was pregnant with my first child, my dad called as I was driving home from the store one day. He was about to publish his first book and told me he was going to write another book about faith and family. I was excited for him and couldn’t wait to read it because […]
Kelsey Grammer is best known for his legendary role as Dr. Frasier Crane—first on Cheers, then on Frasier, the long-running sitcom that brought the character even deeper into our hearts. Off-screen, Grammer has long been admired for his rich baritone voice, sharp wit, and vulnerability as an actor. But behind the fame lies a story […]
When Matt Hammitt first started a band with his friends as a teenager in 1996, he never imagined it would turn into a 20-year journey with Sanctus Real. Those years were full of writing music, recording, and touring. But they were also marked by a growing tension between his career and his calling at home. […]
This week brought two pieces of hopeful news for the life-affirming movement and women’s health. As policies shift at both the federal and state levels, our National Medical Director, Dr. Karysse Hutson, weighs in on what these updates mean for the health of women and the protection of the preborn. Trump Revokes Abortion Guidance This […]
When the call came into the PRC [Pregnancy Resource Center] of Southwest, Oklahoma, the voice on the other end was soft and trembling. A mother and father were navigating a difficult decision, and the mother was on the line: “It’s me, Jane. I need help. I think I’m pregnant again.” Jane had given birth just […]
There’s been a big movement this week in the effort to defund abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. The House just passed H.R. 1—the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—by the narrowest margin of 215-214. This powerful reconciliation bill includes provisions that would: And in California, Governor Newsom has proposed a $500 million cut to Planned Parenthood, […]
You’ve probably heard the old saying: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” But history tells a different story. Words have started wars, silenced entire movements, and sparked revolutions. Language holds power, the power to shape perception, sway public opinion, and either reveal the truth or bury it. We’re […]
“Patti” came to Options [Pregnancy Clinic] seeking confirmation of her pregnancy through a pregnancy test. She expressed disbelief at the possibility of being pregnant: “I can’t be pregnant because I don’t feel pregnant at all.” She had not experienced any significant symptoms or noticeable changes. But the test did come back positive, confirming her pregnancy. […]
Mother’s Day is a testament to the beauty of mothers and what they bring to our lives. When I was growing up, Mother’s Day was always a big deal in our house. It was a time to take a moment and thank my mom for all she did for us throughout the year. We served […]
“There’s no way this is real,” Grace* thought as she stared at her positive pregnancy test (*Name changed for privacy). She had just suffered a miscarriage, and now, just weeks later, she was pregnant again. Confused, angry, and overwhelmed, Grace felt she had no other option. “I felt abortion was the easiest way out,” she […]
A new report from the Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) reveals the abortion pill is far more dangerous than many women are led to believe. The study, which analyzed insurance data from over 865,000 mifepristone abortions between 2017 and 2023, found that 1 in 10 women experienced serious adverse events, including sepsis, hemorrhaging, infection, hospitalization, and […]
