Pro-Life News

The reason photos of the foetus are powerful is that they show us who is being killed during an abortion. A single photo of a baby in the womb dispels all the murky nonsense pushed by abortion activists and forces us to confront the truth about feticide. Sonogram photos aren't propaganda. They are evidence. Amarens Eggeraats' essay inadvertently makes that point for us: Abortion activists cannot believably assert their unscientific claims unless photos of children in the womb are ignored or dismissed. Read more......

Teenagers and young adults are obtaining abortion pills through telehealth at high rates, a recent report found. The report, published in the journal JAMA Health Forum, looked at telehealth abortion requests for an online provider across three age groups (ages 15–17, 18–24, and 25–49). The report found that young adults (ages 18–24) order abortion medication at much higher rates than older adults and that more teenagers order abortion pills in states with parental notification or consent laws around abortion. Read more...  ...

New polling data reveals most Americans agree there should be more oversight of the distribution and consumption of chemical abortion pills like mifepristone. According to polling conducted by CRC Research for The 85 Fund, approximately 70 percent of Americans support requiring an in person medical evaluation before and after taking the abortion pill. A closely related question found that 67% of voters support requiring an in-person doctor's visit in order to obtain the abortion pill. Read more...  ...

Guttmacher Institute's new data indicats that 91,000 women living in states with strong pro-life laws obtained telehealth abortions in 2025 — an increase of more than 26% over the previous year. Overall, telehealth abortions are weakening the strong pro-life laws that many states passed after the Dobbs decision. An estimated 142,000 people traveled out of state for an abortion last year, down from 154,000 people in 2024, the report states. Read more......

Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider, has performed a record number of abortions in recent years as debate continues about its federal funding. Planned Parenthood released its Annual Report 2024-2025 this week, revealing that the abortion business performed 434,450 abortions in 2023-24. Although the report is dated 2024-2025, the information about services in the report covers '23-24. Abortions constituted approximately 4 percent of the services provided at Planned Parenthood during that time. It also received $832 million in government health service reimbursements and grants, which accounted for 38 percent of its revenue. Read more......

In using agreeable-sounding words to camouflage killing, the abortion industry conceals the horror of abortion. Among the more curious terms advocates for legal abortion use to justify their position is "reproductive freedom." Abortion is not reproductive—it is lethal. It always involves the ending of a baby's existence before he or she is born. For abortion is a tragedy which stops a beating heart. Read more......

The Justice Department released a report alleging the Biden administration weaponized federal law by selectively prosecuting pro-life activists under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, following a review of more than 700,000 internal records. DOJ officials said prosecutors coordinated with abortion-rights groups to track activists, sought harsher sentences for pro-life defendants and, in some cases, withheld evidence or tried to exclude jurors based on religion. Read more...  ...

When pro-life Americans were charged under the law, the Biden DOJ asked judges to send them to prison for more than twice as long as the people who firebombed and vandalized pregnancy centers and churches. Fifteen pro-lifers were prosecuted for every pro-abortion offender. A grandmother praying her rosary on a sidewalk was treated as more dangerous to the country than an arsonist throwing a firebomb through the window of a pregnancy center. Read more......

Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, maternal mortality in the United States has decreased – included in states with total abortion bans. A new study from the JAMA Network examined data on pregnancy-related deaths between 2018 and 2023 and found abortion bans have not increased mortality rates. They found a 2.4 percent decline in maternal mortality in the ban states, including a 3.3 percent decrease in Texas. States without abortion bans at the time decreased 9.8 percent. Read more......

The Supreme Court unanimously sided with a group of faith-based pregnancy centers that challenged the New Jersey attorney general’s investigation into whether the centers misled donors and the public about steering women away from having abortions. The case was brought by First Choice Women's Resource Centers, a group of five Christian-based facilities in New Jersey that provide various pre-natal services to women facing unplanned pregnancies. The Supreme Court found the state investigation violated the centers' First Amendment rights, handing a victory to the pro-life movement, which had argued the probe rattled the centers' donors. Read more......