After the state Department of Human Services (DHS) announced it had taken the nation's largest, most lucrative abortion conglomerate off its approved list of Medicaid providers, a legal battle ensued.

Last week, the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Arkansas may indeed decide not to give Planned Parenthood Medicaid funds.

Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson cut off Planned Parenthood from Medicaid tax funds in 2015, but a judge imposed a preliminary injunction forcing the state to fund the abortion giant. In August, a panel of Eighth Circuit judges lifted the injunction, and recently the full court said it would not revisit that lifting.

The issue of diverting state funds away from Planned Parenthood and to women's health facilities that do not commit abortions has divided the nation's justice system. Some courts have defended states' rights to choose the health entities to which they give money, while others have ruled states must specifically funnel Medicaid payoffs to Planned Parenthood businesses...

Continue reading here.

To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

Court Rules Texas Heartbeat Law Can Remain in Place While Litigation Continues

Predominantly Black Arkansas Town Declares Itself a 'Pro-Life City'

'God Protected Him': Texas Man Who Found Missing Toddler Praises God for Miraculous Rescue

New Gallup Poll: Most Americans Want Reduced Government and Lower Taxes

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Refuses to Resign after Slamming LGBT Ideology as 'Filth': 'Time for Parents in This State to Take a Strong Stand for Their Children'

'We Acknowledge God's Sovereignty,' Tennessee Governor Says in Prayer Proclamation

Pentecostal Pastor Calls Out Republicans and Democrats. Makes This Surprising Announcement

DC Tribute to Fallen Law-Enforcement Officers Draws Crowd of Thousands to National Mall

Amish Survived COVID Better Than Most by Never Locking Down or Shuttering Churches; Reached Herd Immunity

Some State School Boards Are Backing Parents, and Want the National School Board's Letter Retracted

Parents Slam Loudoun School Board after Report of Skirt-Wearing Boy Sexually Assaulting Girl in Bathroom

New National Sex Ed 'Common Core' for Kids Is More Like Hard Core, Too 'Deranged' to Describe in a Headline

COVID Survivors Sue Oregon's Gov. Brown over Vaccine Mandate

Chicago Mayor Backs Down on COVID Vax Threat, Won't Fire Unvaccinated Teachers

6th Circuit Blocks University's Vaccine Mandate, Sides with Athletes Seeking Religious Exemption

Katie Couric Admits to Editing Interview When Ruth Bader Ginsburg Criticized Anthem Kneeling

90-Year-old William Shatner, AKA: Captain Kirk, Boldly Goes Where Few Have Gone before in Blue Origin Space Capsule

'The Word of God Changes the Country': Student-Led 'Fields of Faith' Event Kicks off Today

Judge Rules in Favor of NY Health Workers Seeking Religious Exemptions to COVID Shots

Family Visits Walgreens for Flu Shots, Pharmacy Wrongly Injects Kids with Full COVID Vaccine Doses