"Every human life has inherent dignity and worth — and that story deserves to be told."
Television journalist committed to honest, fearless coverage of the issues that matter most — pro-life advocacy, free speech, women's rights, religious freedom, and conservative values — interviewing doctors, advocates, legal experts, and everyday Americans whose stories rarely make the mainstream news.
"Journalism at its best holds a mirror to truth. On the question of life, I am committed to telling stories that humanize the unborn, honor women facing difficult pregnancies, and give voice to the physicians, advocates, and survivors who rarely appear in mainstream coverage."
Daniel Monaghan is a broadcast journalist at NTD News, where he covers culture, social issues, and education. He has also spent a lot of time covering the abortion debate, where he has interviewed pro-life advocates, legal experts, pregnancy center leaders, and activists caught up in high-profile legal cases.
That coverage spans a wide range of angles — from late-term abortion policy and criminal prosecutions to grassroots activism and the personal stories that drive the movement.
Daniel has believed abortion is wrong for as long as he can remember, but he has felt a stronger pull to act as abortion laws in parts of the country have grown more extreme — including policies allowing abortion up to the moment of birth.
Abortion Pills
Supreme Court
Pregnancy Support
FACE Act · Legal
Late-Term Abortion
Free Speech · Abortion Law
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Religious Freedom
UK · Counseling Rights
Canada · Hate Speech Law
1st Amendment · Texas
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Supreme Court · 1st Amendment
Campus · Free Thought
Women's Safety · California
Campus Controversy
Court Watch · Title IX
Detransition · Youth Health
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Open to staff roles in pro-life media, communications, and advocacy organizations — as well as freelance interview work, speaking engagements, and media consulting.