Pro-Life News

A student at a Christian college in California has launched her own pro-life club after school officials denied her request to start a Students for Life of America chapter on campus, citing concerns about maintaining political neutrality. Linda-Isabella Rendon, a sophomore and pre-nursing major at Vanguard University, has formed a pro-life club that is separate from Students for Life of America, the national pro-life organization that trains young people to advocate against abortion on college and high school campuses. SFLA's sister organization, Students for Life Action, mobilizes young people to impact public policy decisions and elections related to abortion. Read more...

U.S. legislators have introduced a bill to protect the conscience rights of medical students and residents who often feel pressured or even coerced into participating in abortions during their training. U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas; Sen. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma; and others introduced the Conscience Protections for Medical Residents Act, designed to "ensure medical students and residents are never pressured or coerced into abortion training that violates their moral or religious beliefs." Read more...

In the midst of ongoing attacks, slander, and governmental harassment, pro-life pregnancy resource centers continue to show up and support those in need. For decades the abortion industry has attempted to smear the pro-life movement with claims that we do not truly care for women. This report by CLI shows a tale of two cities. But what have pro-life resource centers received as a reward for their selfless service and labor of love to over a million families in need? They have been relentlessly targeted by rogue pro-abortion government officials. Read more...

Facilities designed to discourage abortion have seen tens of thousands of additional clients in the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark Dobbs ruling, according to a study. The Charlotte Lozier Institute, the research arm of the pro-life organization SBA Pro-Life America, found in its annual report that the facilities, often known as pregnancy resource centers, surpassed one million clients for the first time in 2024. That total is up from 974,965 in 2022, when the high court scrapped the federal right to abortion and flipped the issue back into the hands of states. The study looked at data from roughly 3,000 facilities nationwide. Read more...

When the FDA approved mifepristone twenty-five years ago, it did so with full awareness that the drug carried serious risks—risks significant enough to warrant a special safety program known as a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS). Yet reading recent headlines, one might think the abortion pill had achieved something close to sainthood. In late September, STAT News marked the anniversary by calling mifepristone a "hero" of modern abortion care—safer, they claimed, than Viagra or even pregnancy itself. Within days, The Guardian, NPR, PBS NewsHour, and Scientific American joined the chorus, publishing nearly interchangeable pieces that hailed the drug's "exceptional safety" and dismissed any dissent as "junk science" or "conservative backlash." Read more...

Florida is suing Planned Parenthood for up to $350 million for allegedly falsely advertising abortion pills as "safer than Tylenol," a claim debunked in a study this year. The 37-page lawsuit claims that Planned Parenthood has falsely advertised the abortion pill as "safer than Tylenol" despite evidence that shows a high rate of hospitalizations for women who take the drug mifepristone to induce abortions. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said Planned Parenthood has been "wrongfully deceiving women." Read more...

DKT International is no minor actor, it is the global giant of chemical abortion. With operations in more than 100 countries, strategic alliances in India, and a narrative that presents abortion as a supposed "right," this network seeks to impose a model in which the cultural and legal objections of nations are subordinated to the abortion industry. Far from being deterred by U.S. funding restrictions, DKT has chosen to circumvent them through private commitments and a dense international financing network. Read more...

Right to Life UK marked the anniversary of the passage of the Abortion Act by noting that it had likely resulted in the deaths of nearly 11 million babies. October 27 was the 58th anniversary of the Act receiving royal assent and according to Right To Life UK, there have been 10,880,563 abortions since then. Right To Life UK said the figure represented a baby being terminated in Britain every two minutes, with 31 killed every hour on average. Read more...

A Redding, California pro-life organization, the Northstate Care Clinic, is moving to a new location. What makes it especially interesting, is where that new location is. The new building is located right across the street from Women's Health Specialists, where abortions are performed. "We really do believe it was a God location. We are happy to be able to offer hope services right across from a place where abortion is immediately offered, and women can come over and receive love and compassion, options, counseling and support and be offered immediate hope instead of immediate abortion," said Executive Director Kirsten Lapp. Read more...

 

As medication become the most common method for abortion, pro-life advocates and centers across the country have had to adjust their strategies, aiming to reach women earlier in what has become a quicker and lonelier process. Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, said that 63 percent of abortions in America come through medication. While a medication abortion can seem simpler to women because it doesn't require travel or involve other people, it also leaves women to go through the loss alone, bleeding heavily and sometimes seeing the remains of their aborted fetus. Read more...