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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......

Governor Jim Pillen has just signed a new executive order ensuring Nebraska tax dollars will no longer go to abortion providers. The order reaffirms Nebraska's commitment to protecting both mothers and unborn children, directing that Medicaid and other public funds will not support clinics that perform or promote abortions. In particular, this order will protect Nebraska's taxpayer dollars from being used for abortion services with Planned Parenthood. 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......

The Liberal government's claims that late-term abortions are "rare" and only happen for "serious medical issues" have been directly challenged by a pro-life group that went undercover at several clinics, exposing the truth about the late-term abortion industry. The group Right Now published a video of its investigation to disprove claims made on the Government of Canada website that late-term abortions were predominantly the result of "serious medical issues." 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...

Nearly 70 Planned Parenthood centers have closed this year due to Medicaid and Title X funding cuts, according to a recent Planned Parenthood report. Planned Parenthood has closed 20 facilities since federal defunding earlier this year following a round of nearly 50 other closures. President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act prevented federal taxpayer dollars from being used to subsidize abortion providers for one year, meaning abortion providers don't currently qualify for federal Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements. 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......

First Choice Women's Resource Centers provides a range of support for mothers in need, including counseling, baby clothes and diapers, parenting classes, ultrasounds, and telehealth options. But the state attorney general's office was demanding "10 years of documentation on our donor communications, our advertising, our statements about abortion pill reversal, and even our donors' identity," Huber said at a press conference. "There were no allegations of wrongdoing," Huber said. "It was simply a fishing expedition." 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......

Congressional Republicans are demanding a "robust" investigation of federal safety standards and health risks connected to mifepristone, a pill commonly, but not exclusively, used for early abortion. The letter, dated Nov. 20 and co-signed by 175 Republican lawmakers, asks Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Martin Makary to investigate the "deleterious and grossly underreported effects" of mifepristone on women, prohibit mail shipment of the drug, and immediately "reinstate the in-person dispensing requirement." Read more......