Late-Term Abortionist’s Medical License Expires, Might be Done Killing Babies

According to public records obtained by Operation Rescue, Cesare Santangelo’s DC medical license lapsed on June 30, 2026, and has not been renewed.

Santangelo’s late-term Washington Surgi-Center is one of about a dozen abortion clinics across the nation that offers abortions into the third trimester, and for any reason.

Despite overwhelming evidence of egregious activities and medical neglect over many years, Santangleo has avoided any real punishment or discipline, left to continue killing viable children — and at least one woman — at will.

In 2010, his late-term abortion clinic killed Rebecca Carey Charland. Instead of being referred to a specialist after pregnancy complications that resulted in the death of her unborn child, she was tragically referred to Santangelo. According to the lawsuit later filed by the family, Santanglo not only ignored Charland’s complicated medical condition, he also failed to call 911 in a timely manner when she began to deteriorate. ---More...

Pro-Life Leaders are Furious After Planned Parenthood Funding Resumes

Now that Medicaid funding has resumed to the Planned Parenthood abortion business, pro-life leaders are furious.

Representatives of leading pro-life organizations are sorely disappointed with Republicans in Congress for not passing a reconciliation bill to defund Planned Parenthood a second time. As a result, the biggest abortion company in America will get another $600 million or more in taxpayer dollars to prop up its baby-killing business at a time when Planned Parenthood announced it killed a record 434,450 babies in abortions last year.

Here’s some quotes from pro-life advocates who are upset by the terrible development: ---More...

Little Sisters of the Poor Fight in Court to Block Obamacare Abortion Mandate

Becket attorneys were in federal appellate court today asking the court to block a nationwide ruling that rejected the Little Sisters of the Poor’s protection from the federal government’s contraceptive mandate.

The Little Sisters have spent more than a decade defeating government efforts to force them to provide contraceptives in their healthcare plan or face tens of millions of dollars in fines. That winning streak features three Supreme Court victories, including a 2020 ruling in Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania, which upheld the federal conscience rule that protects the Sisters from the mandate. But Pennsylvania and New Jersey are still fighting to strip the Little Sisters of that hard-won protection. Last year, a federal district court sided with the states, teeing up the Little Sisters’ latest chance to beat the government in court. ---More...

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