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TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2015TODAY'S TOP HEADLINES | |||
M & A Southern Company to Pay $12 Billion for AGL ResourcesINVESTMENT BANKING George Osborne Aims to Sell Lloyds Stake Within a YearHEDGE FUNDS Loeb Ruling Raises Hurdles for ActivistsVENTURE CAPITAL Owl Ventures Is Betting $100 Million Fund on Education Start-UpsLEGAL/REGULATORY A New Way to Charge Insider Trading | |||
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BY AMIE TSANG
CHINA CUTS RATES AFTER SHANGHAI STOCKS PLUNGEChina's central bank cut interest rates after Shanghai's stock market went into free fall on Tuesday, closing 7.6 percent lower after an 8.5 percent plunge on Monday, Chris Buckley writes in The New York Times. The move brought interest rates down by 0.25 percent, lowering the one-year lending rate to 4.6 percent. The People's Bank of China also reduced the reserve rate requirement by 0.5 percent.
"Currently, there are persisting downward pressures on the country's economic growth," the bank said in an explanation that accompanied the announcement. "There has also been quite large volatility in global capital markets recently, and monetary policy tools need to be applied more flexibly." There seemed to be some conflict between decision makers over government intervention earlier on Tuesday. "The slump in the stock markets is destroying what remains of investor confidence, and this problem is profoundly serious," said a front-page commentary in the official Securities Daily, defending interventionist policies. Another official news outlet, The Economic Information Daily, said that it was time for the government to step back from shoring up the stock market. "The domestic policy focus should be on steadily retreating from stock market bailout policies. Government bailouts are meant to avert financial risks, not to prop up stock prices." The government had resorted to extraordinary measures to prop up Chinese markets after a rally fizzled out in June, but the measures seemed to fail. Chinese officials did not make any aggressive moves to support the market on Monday, but stepped in on Tuesday after they closed. Elsewhere selling pressures appeared to ease after a three-day rout that erased nearly $3 trillion in value from stocks globally, Mr. Gough and Mr. Popper report in DealBook. Markets in Japan opened sharply lower and closed down 4 percent after swinging widely between losses and gains. Other markets had modest rallies. Australia's benchmark index closed up 2.7 percent, while the Hang Seng index in Hong Kong closed 0.7 percent higher. By late morning, the blue-chip Euro Stoxx 50, had climbed 3.1 percent, and the FTSE 100 had risen 2.6 percent. Trading in Standard & Poor's 500 index futures suggested New York would also open the day with a strong surge of buying. The rout in China shook stocks around the world. The slide last week continued on Monday, drawing comparisons with the "Black Monday" crash of 1987, Nathaniel Popper and Neil Gough report in DealBook. Monday was a roller coaster for New York markets and ended with the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, the benchmark for stocks, down 3.9 percent - 11 percent off its May high. This in turn fueled the growing debate about whether the Federal Reserve will still raise interest rates in September as some expect. Some have even turned to the more worrying question of whether central banks are beginning to lose their influence over markets. The annual Federal Reserve conference in Jackson Hole, which starts on Thursday, will be closely watched for any indication of what Fed officials are thinking. In spite of the rough and tumble of the markets, many investment advisers have urged their clients to ignore the swings. Recent data suggests that the American economy is getting stronger. Analysts say that high-flying American stocks were due for a pause, after climbing steadily for four years. Still, a number of American companies could take a beating because of weakness in China, as Apple knows very well. The tech company's stock got a reprieve from the markets after Tim Cook said Apple "continued to experience strong growth" in China, Brian X. Chen reports in The New York Times. This helped lift its stock from 10 percent down to positive territory. It finished the day down 2.5 percent. The international and American oil benchmarks rebounded tentatively on Tuesday morning, though concerns remained about oversupply. Production has remained high in spite of a slump in oil prices, Neil Irwin writes in the Upshot. This, along with weak demand from a slowing economy in China and other emerging markets, has led to weaker economic conditions in energy-producing countries like those in the Middle East, Latin America and Russia. In countries like Nigeria and Venezuela, which rely almost completely on oil exports, fears of unrest and economic instability are already building, Clifford Krauss and Rick Gladstone report in The New York Times. In Ecuador, where oil revenue has fallen by nearly half since last year, tens of thousands of demonstrators pour into the streets every week, angered by the government's economic policies.
ROUGH AND TUMBLE FOR HEDGE FUNDS The fallout from the global sell-off has few limits. Many on Wall Street have been caught off guard and money managers at some of the biggest hedge funds in the United States have had their vacation plans interrupted, Alexandra Stevenson and Matthew Goldstein report in DealBook.
One adviser had to hop around on conference calls from his cabin in the woods. Another said investors had requested play-by-play commentary and performance figures. With the reason for the plunge so unclear, many havenot been willing to stick their necks out and speak publicly. It is clear, however, that August numbers are not looking good for them.Hedge funds went into the sell-off bullish, with $1.5 trillion in long positions - bets that stocks will rise in price - compared with $684 billion in short positions, bets that stocks will decline in price, according to an analysis of the industry by Goldman Sachs. The 10 stocks that Goldman said were the most widely held by hedge funds - stocks like Apple, Citigroup, Facebook and Amazon - were down from 5 to 10 percent over the last three trading days. Leon G. Cooperman, founder of the $9 billion hedge fund Omega Advisors and a longtime market bull, is emerging as a big loser in the chaos. As of Friday, his fund was said to have lost 11 percent this month, according to people briefed on the matter. The firm was hit hard by big declines in the share prices of Allergan, AerCap, Citigroup and the American International Group. One hedge fund manager who invests mainly in United States stocks, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said he would not be surprised if the average fund lost from 3 to 7 percent in August. He said the last week had been brutal and the losses had come far faster than most would have anticipated. Even the world's biggest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, led by Ray Dalio, was not spared. The $162 billion firm told investors on Friday that its Pure Alpha fund was down 4.7 percent for the month. Going into August, the Pure Alpha portfolio had been up 11.8 percent for the year. After six years of a bull market run, few hedge fund managers have been brave enough to short stocks with much conviction. To take a short position, a trader sells borrowed stock in a company that he or she thinks is overvalued in anticipation of buying it back at a cheap price. Those that have taken short positions have not been hit as hard by the sell-off. Hedge funds that scoop up distressed assets at bottomed-out pricesalso began to eye opportunities. "What I have told investors is the economy is fine but now is a great time to be buying some things when they get hit," said Marc Lasry, a co-founder of the $13.9 billion hedge fund Avenue Capital Group. "Other people may be having issues," Mr. Lasry said. "For us, that is an opportunity as opposed to a problem."
A PRESCIENT WARNING ON CHINA Kenneth Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard University, accurately predicted the eurozone debt crisis and has long warned of a potential financial crisis in China. It's starting to look like he's right again, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in the DealBook column.
Mr. Rogoff has made a career of studying financial crises and co-wrote "This Time Is Different," a seminal book that examined eight centuries of financial crises. He and his co-author, Carmen M. Reinhart, contended that every financial crisis stems from the same problem: too much debt. "China is the classic 'This time is different' story," Mr. Rogoff said, rattling off all the different rationalizations for why the country convinced itself - and many others - that it could load up on debt but was somehow immune to the laws of economic gravity. Mr. Rogoff is not the first to identify China as a risk. Henry M. Paulson Jr., the former Treasury secretary and a Sinophile, and the hedge fund manager James Chanos have also been sounding the alarm on China. The country's debt load rose from $7 trillion in 2007 to $28 trillion by mid-2014, according to a report by the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, China. "At 282 percent of G.D.P., China's debt as a share of G.D.P., while manageable, is larger than that of the United States or Germany," the firm said in a report. "Several factors are worrisome: Half of loans are linked directly or indirectly to China's real estate market, unregulated shadow banking accounts for nearly half of new lending, and the debt of many local governments is likely unsustainable." The question now is how interconnected China is with the rest of the world economy. And in spite of the tumultuous state of the market, Mr. Rogoff says he believes that the recent weeks have raised the prospects of a meaningful crisis. But with China's trillions of dollars in reserves, he thinks the country may have sufficient tools to prevent a calamity that spreads across the globe - at least for now. "If you had to bet," Mr. Rogoff said, "you'd still bet they'd pull it out."
ON THE AGENDA The latest S.&P./Case-Shiller Home Price Index data is released at 8 a.m. Data on the sales of new homes will be released at 10 a.m. by the Census Bureau. Andrew Mackenzie, the chief executive of BHP Billiton, is a guest on Bloomberg Television at 9:30 a.m. Robert Shiller, the Nobel Laureate and professor of economics at Yale University, appears on Bloomberg TV at 9:40 a.m.
DAMPENING THE DEAL-MAKING Deal makers aren't ready to call an end to one of the biggest waves of mergers and initial public offerings in recent memory, but the possibility is certainly on the horizon,Michael J. de la Merced writes in DealBook.
Deals are underpinned by a trust that the prices discussed are fair and that the move is the best way to finance further growth. But sharp gyrations in the broad stock markets could unnerve the people responsible for making these decisions. "Whenever you see this kind of turmoil in the market, it can shake people's confidence," said Kenneth M. Jacobs, the chief executive of Lazard. "You could see a pause until the dust settles and conditions become clearer." Advisers say many of the factors that have underpinned the huge boom in mergers have stayed in place. The cost of borrowing money remains cheap, letting buyers take on debt to take over their targets. Lower share prices would not necessarily create an issue. If stocks fall to a new level, management teams would work with this new normal. It would also benefit private equity firms, who have routinely been outbid by corporate buyers able to pay more for targets. The problem is the volatility in markets. If markets are plunging one day and rebounding the next, it would make it difficult to price a takeover. For now, bankers and lawyers said that their stables of pending deals remained strong. A number of prominent private companies are lining up to go public within the next few months. Among them are First Data, the big credit card processor, and Square, the smaller payments company co-founded by Jack Dorsey, the chairman of Twitter. Many hopeful market debutantes are likely to continue to file the paperwork necessary for an initial offering, according to Stacy J. Kanter, a partner at the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. They can then wait until the markets improve to proceed with their stock sales. Venture capitalists, however, are already fretting, Katie Benner reports in The New York Times. They are worried that the plunge in American stocks could cool the market for shares of private companies, especially in Silicon Valley. The number of start-ups valued at $1 billion or more has jumped to at least 131, up from fewer than a dozen in 2010. The total amount of venture money invested has also more than doubled, to $50 billion in 2014, from $23 billion in 2010, with venture funding in the second quarter exceeding $17 billion for the first time since the end of 2000. Some people are wondering if it's time for Silicon Valley's heat to cool off. Any adverse effect on venture-backed companies is likely to be uneven and more complicated than a straight bust, Ms. Benner writes. The effect of a stock market rout is set to move slowly across the start-up landscape, creating a gulf between well-run companies with achievable business plans and those that were funded during a frenzy that began earlier in the decade. But once negative sentiment takes hold, a more widespread downward spiral could quickly unfold. The prices for start-up shares are closely held by small groups of investors and generally reset only when the founders go into the market to raise money. So there may be cause for concern only for companies that absolutely need to collect new financing. Investors may want more reassurances that the start-ups can survive in the public market. "Investors are likely to refocus on business model viability and path to profitability," said Bill Gurley, a prominent venture capitalist,. "This will seem like an abrupt sea change to many."
Contact amie.tsang@nytimes.com
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS »
Southern Company to Pay $12 Billion for AGL Resources The deal between the two crosstown Atlanta rivals would make Southern the second-largest United States utility, with about nine million customers.
Belk Agrees to Be Bought for About $2.7 Billion The 127-year-old department-store chain concentrated in the southern United States agreed to be acquired by the private equity firm Sycamore.
Warner Bros. in Talks to Make Movies in China The Time Warner-owned studio is in talks with China Media Capital, a state-backed investment fund focused on the entertainment industry, to form a joint venture that would produce local-language films, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people with knowledge of the potential partnership.
Syngenta Gains 8.6% as Monsanto Said to Increase Takeover Bid The offer values Syngenta at about 470 Swiss francs per share in cash and stock, compared with the 449 francs the United States firm offered earlier this year. That would translate to a market capitalization of about 43.7 billion francs, or about $47 billion.
INVESTMENT BANKING »
George Osborne Aims to Sell Lloyds Stake Within a YearChancellor George Osborne aims to sell the government's stake in Lloyds Banking Group within a year, prompting concern that he is rushing to privatize state-backed lenders at the expense of taxpayers.
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HEDGE FUNDS »
Loeb Ruling Raises Hurdles for Activists Activist hedge funds will face extra hurdles in their attempts to unseat managers and board directors, following a ruling against Daniel Loeb's fund management group Third Point.
ValueAct Confident in Halliburton's Deal for Baker Hughes Jeff Ubben, the chief executive of ValueAct Capital Management, isn't worried about the $2.5 billion bet that ValueAct has made on Halliburton's planned purchase of Baker Hughes.
VENTURE CAPITAL »
Owl Ventures Is Betting $100 Million Fund on Education Start-Ups The partners shifted their focus to education-only with Owl Ventures because public, private and charter schools in the United States are planning to spend more on technology in coming years.
Point72's David Fiszel to Leave to Start Tech-Investing FirmDavid Fiszel, the Point72 Asset Management money manager who was picked in March to lead a venture capital unit at Steven A. Cohen's firm, is leaving to start a firm that invests in technology companies.
LEGAL/REGULATORY »
A New Way to Charge Insider Trading The Justice Department pursued a different track in a recent case, arguing that it didn't have to prove that a benefit flowed from a recipient to a tipper.
FTC Has Power to Police Digital Security A United States appeals court said the Federal Trade Commission has the authority to regulate corporate computer systems' security, and may pursue a lawsuit accusing the hotel operator Wyndham Worldwide of failing to properly safeguard consumers' information.
Preaching a New Message About the Vatican's Money "At some point, of course, some scandal will happen again, but we have the instruments to deal with that and we have our credibility back, based on facts, " says René Bruelhart, the Vatican's chief anti-money laundering enforcer.
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Monday, August 21, 2015
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Top Stories
• StemExpress CEO Now Denies Planned Parenthood Sells It Fully Intact Aborted Babies
• 4,500 Babies Saved From Abortions After Texas De-Funds Planned Parenthood
• WATCH: Satanists Perform Shocking Ceremony at Planned Parenthood During Pro-Life Protest
• Planned Parenthood Doc Who Killed Woman in Botched Abortion Has Been Unlicensed for Three Years
More Pro-Life News• Media Ignore Planned Parenthood Selling Aborted Babies, Promote New “Abortion Comedy” Movie
• Ted Cruz Leads Campaign to Get 100,000 Pastors to Demand De-Funding Planned Parenthood• Marco Rubio: Planned Parenthood Selling Aborted Babies is “Barbaric,” De-Fund it Now
• Scott Walker Pushes Bill to De-Fund Planned Parenthood After It Sells Aborted Baby Parts
• Bobby Jindal: Planned Parenthood Planned a Protest at My House, We Turned the Tables on Them
• Viewers Make Hateful Comments About Pregnant Reporter’s Body, Her Response is Priceless
• Planned Parenthood Financed Campaign of All But One Senator Who Voted Against De-Funding
• Baby Gabriel Only Lived 10 Days After Birth, But His Life Proves Every Child is Precious
• A Special Box and a Pro-Life Law Saved This Abandoned Baby From Infanticide
• California Euthanasia Activists Revive Bill to Legalize Assisted Suicide, Democrats Fast-Track It
• Pro-Abortion Group Opposes Ohio Pro-Life Bill to Ban Abortions on Babies With Down Syndrome
• Planned Parenthood Drops Plans to Add Abortion Referral Clinic in Kearney, Nebraska
• New Yorker Says “Planned Parenthood Means Fewer Abortions” After It Sells Aborted Babies
• Thousands of Pro-Life People Protest at Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinics in Over 350 Cities
• StemExpress CEO Now Denies Planned Parenthood Sells It Fully Intact Aborted Babies
• 4,500 Babies Saved From Abortions After Texas De-Funds Planned Parenthood
• WATCH: Satanists Perform Shocking Ceremony at Planned Parenthood During Pro-Life Protest
• Planned Parenthood Doc Who Killed Woman in Botched Abortion Has Been Unlicensed for Three Years
More Pro-Life News• Media Ignore Planned Parenthood Selling Aborted Babies, Promote New “Abortion Comedy” Movie
• Ted Cruz Leads Campaign to Get 100,000 Pastors to Demand De-Funding Planned Parenthood• Marco Rubio: Planned Parenthood Selling Aborted Babies is “Barbaric,” De-Fund it Now
• Scott Walker Pushes Bill to De-Fund Planned Parenthood After It Sells Aborted Baby Parts
• Bobby Jindal: Planned Parenthood Planned a Protest at My House, We Turned the Tables on Them
• Viewers Make Hateful Comments About Pregnant Reporter’s Body, Her Response is Priceless
• Planned Parenthood Financed Campaign of All But One Senator Who Voted Against De-Funding
• Baby Gabriel Only Lived 10 Days After Birth, But His Life Proves Every Child is Precious
• A Special Box and a Pro-Life Law Saved This Abandoned Baby From Infanticide
• California Euthanasia Activists Revive Bill to Legalize Assisted Suicide, Democrats Fast-Track It
• Pro-Abortion Group Opposes Ohio Pro-Life Bill to Ban Abortions on Babies With Down Syndrome
• Planned Parenthood Drops Plans to Add Abortion Referral Clinic in Kearney, Nebraska
• New Yorker Says “Planned Parenthood Means Fewer Abortions” After It Sells Aborted Babies
• Thousands of Pro-Life People Protest at Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinics in Over 350 Cities
StemExpress CEO Now Denies Planned Parenthood Sells It Fully Intact Aborted Babies
After a shocking video was released on Friday showing her admitting that the Planned Parenthood abortion business sells it fully intact aborted babies for research, the head of StemExpress is now denying that and claiming her comments were misconstrued.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
4,500 Babies Saved From Abortions After Texas De-Funds Planned Parenthood
New Texas abortion figures are out today and they confirm that de-funding the Planned Parenthood abortion business has real results. Almost 4,500 unborn babies were saved from abortions as the new Texas abortion figures show a decline in abortions from 68,298 in 2012 to 63,849 abortions in 2013, the last year for which data is available.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
After a shocking video was released on Friday showing her admitting that the Planned Parenthood abortion business sells it fully intact aborted babies for research, the head of StemExpress is now denying that and claiming her comments were misconstrued.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
4,500 Babies Saved From Abortions After Texas De-Funds Planned Parenthood
New Texas abortion figures are out today and they confirm that de-funding the Planned Parenthood abortion business has real results. Almost 4,500 unborn babies were saved from abortions as the new Texas abortion figures show a decline in abortions from 68,298 in 2012 to 63,849 abortions in 2013, the last year for which data is available.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
WATCH: Satanists Perform Shocking Ceremony at Planned Parenthood During Pro-Life Protest
This past weekend, abortion supporters protested a pro-life rally at one of Michigan’s Planned Parenthood clinics, and some of these protestors were from the Satanic Temple of Detroit. Fox News reports that at the rally the Satanists had their members pour gallons of milk down their throat in a water-boarding type fashion.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Planned Parenthood Doc Who Killed Woman in Botched Abortion Has Been Unlicensed for Three Years
In 2013, Planned Parenthood’s Chicago affiliate was sued when a 24-year-old woman named Tonya Reaves died from a second trimester abortion. After the tragedy, Dorsey Johns, Reaves’ mother, told a Chicago television station that Planned Parenthood staff “carelessly performed” the elective abortion and failed to properly monitor and assess her daughter’s condition after the procedure.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
This past weekend, abortion supporters protested a pro-life rally at one of Michigan’s Planned Parenthood clinics, and some of these protestors were from the Satanic Temple of Detroit. Fox News reports that at the rally the Satanists had their members pour gallons of milk down their throat in a water-boarding type fashion.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Planned Parenthood Doc Who Killed Woman in Botched Abortion Has Been Unlicensed for Three Years
In 2013, Planned Parenthood’s Chicago affiliate was sued when a 24-year-old woman named Tonya Reaves died from a second trimester abortion. After the tragedy, Dorsey Johns, Reaves’ mother, told a Chicago television station that Planned Parenthood staff “carelessly performed” the elective abortion and failed to properly monitor and assess her daughter’s condition after the procedure.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Media Ignore Planned Parenthood Selling Aborted Babies, Promote New “Abortion Comedy” Movie
The media won’t cover videos showing the horrific damage abortion does to babies – but they’re only too happy to promote a movie showing a young woman choosing abortion.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Ted Cruz Leads Campaign to Get 100,000 Pastors to Demand De-Funding Planned Parenthood
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, the Texas Senator, has launched a new campaign to get Christian pastors to speak out in favor of de-funding the Planned Parenthood abortion business. Americans nationwide have called for de-funding Planned Parenthood after the massive scandal at Planned Parenthood, where its staff and officials have been caught selling aborted babies and their body parts.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
The media won’t cover videos showing the horrific damage abortion does to babies – but they’re only too happy to promote a movie showing a young woman choosing abortion.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Ted Cruz Leads Campaign to Get 100,000 Pastors to Demand De-Funding Planned Parenthood
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, the Texas Senator, has launched a new campaign to get Christian pastors to speak out in favor of de-funding the Planned Parenthood abortion business. Americans nationwide have called for de-funding Planned Parenthood after the massive scandal at Planned Parenthood, where its staff and officials have been caught selling aborted babies and their body parts.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
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Marco Rubio: Planned Parenthood Selling Aborted Babies is “Barbaric,” De-Fund it Now
At an event with Ohio Right to Life, presidential hopeful Marco Rubio said Planned Parenthood should not receive any funding from the federal government. He explained, “In this case it really doesn’t matter whether you’re pro-life or pro-choice, we should all agree that what’s happening at Planned Parenthood, what’s being revealed in these videos, is atrocious, it’s grotesque, it’s barbaric. And there’s more to come, they shouldn’t get a penny of federal funding.”
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Scott Walker Pushes Bill to De-Fund Planned Parenthood After It Sells Aborted Baby Parts
In Wisconsin, pro-life Gov. Scott Walker says he supports legislation that would cut off taxpayer-funded grants to Planned Parenthood.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
At an event with Ohio Right to Life, presidential hopeful Marco Rubio said Planned Parenthood should not receive any funding from the federal government. He explained, “In this case it really doesn’t matter whether you’re pro-life or pro-choice, we should all agree that what’s happening at Planned Parenthood, what’s being revealed in these videos, is atrocious, it’s grotesque, it’s barbaric. And there’s more to come, they shouldn’t get a penny of federal funding.”Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Scott Walker Pushes Bill to De-Fund Planned Parenthood After It Sells Aborted Baby Parts
In Wisconsin, pro-life Gov. Scott Walker says he supports legislation that would cut off taxpayer-funded grants to Planned Parenthood.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Bobby Jindal: Planned Parenthood Planned a Protest at My House, We Turned the Tables on Themhttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Viewers Make Hateful Comments About Pregnant Reporter’s Body, Her Response is Pricelesshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Planned Parenthood Financed Campaign of All But One Senator Who Voted Against De-Fundinghttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Baby Gabriel Only Lived 10 Days After Birth, But His Life Proves Every Child is Precioushttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
A Special Box and a Pro-Life Law Saved This Abandoned Baby From Infanticidehttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
California Euthanasia Activists Revive Bill to Legalize Assisted Suicide, Democrats Fast-Track Ithttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Pro-Abortion Group Opposes Ohio Pro-Life Bill to Ban Abortions on Babies With Down Syndromehttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Planned Parenthood Drops Plans to Add Abortion Referral Clinic in Kearney, Nebraskahttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
New Yorker Says “Planned Parenthood Means Fewer Abortions” After It Sells Aborted Babieshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Thousands of Pro-Life People Protest at Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinics in Over 350 Citieshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
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| Job Agent ID: 7603819, 2014-11-25 22:32:27 |
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