Pro-Life News

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......

An appeals court panel has ruled that efforts to stop pro-life pregnancy centers in New York from informing patients about abortion pill reversal are unconstitutional, as such organizations find themselves increasingly subject to investigations from Democratic politicians. A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit unanimously upheld a lower court ruling siding with two pro-life pregnancy centers, Gianna’s House and Options Care Center. The pro-life pregnancy centers filed a preemptive lawsuit against Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James after she sued 11 similarly situated pro-life organizations, alleging fraud for promoting abortion pill...

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......

Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America is calling for Marty Makary, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration commissioner, to be fired from his position, citing concerns that he "slow-walked" a study into the effects of abortion drugs on women. Makary and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promised lawmakers and state attorneys general that the FDA was in the process of compiling a safety study on the chemical abortion drugs mifepristone and misoprostol. Yet Makary told officials to stall the review. Read more......

In our system of government, everything done ultimately originates from the people themselves. The Framers set up two political branches, the legislative and executive, to reflect this political philosophy of popular sovereignty and self-government. The judiciary, meanwhile, is meant to be a passive institution, the brakes on the vehicle of state. Modern history illustrates progressive-liberal jurists taking the wheel and putting the gas to the floor, driving us in a direction they feel is best, and thereby usurping the powers and functions of the other two branches, unbalancing the traditional constitutional order of our government. Read more......

Earlier this month, a coalition of Republican legislators in Wisconsin introduced a bill that would hold abortion drug manufacturers responsible for the proper disposal of abortion pills and the remains of aborted babies. Overall, the bill's goal is to prevent abortion pills—and blood, tissue, and human remains that have been exposed to abortion drugs—from being flushed down a toilet and entering the water system. It's one of several similar wastewater-focused bills that pro-life leaders are promoting across the United States. Read more......

Thirty percent of Americans believe abortion should be legal "under any circumstances," compared with 13 percent saying it should be illegal in all circumstances, as of May 2025. The majority of Americans, 55 percent, say it depends on the circumstances. At the same time, the public leans more toward viewing abortion as morally acceptable (49 percent) than morally wrong (40 percent) and toward self-identifying as pro-choice (51 percent) than pro-life (43 percent). Read more......

Center for Christian Virtue published an exit poll report that applied the principle to the moral and spiritual health of Ohio, titled "Vital Signs." The results are deeply concerning: Thirty percent of Ohioans who believe life begins at conception still voted for Issue One, to make abortion a "right in the state. One in three self-identified weekly churchgoing Catholics and Evangelicals supported the abortion amendment. These numbers make one thing clear: if the Church loses moral clarity on the issue of life, culture will follow. To rebuild a culture of life, the Church must first rebuild conviction. Read more......

To date, four of Iowa’s six Planned Parenthoods have shuttered their doors permanently due to a lack of funding. Iowa senator Joni Enst has vowed to vote in favor of the Protect Funding for Women’s Health Care Act, which would permanently block federal funding from Planned Parenthood. “I am committed to defending the most vulnerable among us. That’s why I will always stand up to protect taxpayer dollars from funding any organization that takes the life of an unborn child. I’m glad the Trump administration is working to end the left’s radical abortion-on-demand agenda,” Ernst said. Read more......