Abortion Policy, Law & Politics

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79 Idaho Doctors Oppose Proposition 1, Reject Abortions Up to Birth

Seventy-nine Idaho physicians have signed an open letter urging voters to reject Proposition 1, warning that the measure would legalize late-term abortions, eliminate parental consent for minors and allow non-physicians to kill babies in abortions. The letter, released Sept.

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Steven Ertelt|LifeNews.com|

Was Trump right to downplay abortion?

President Donald Trump‘s decision to deprioritize abortion as a key issue for the Republican Party during his second administration may have given the GOP a long-term political advantage, strategists and experts say. Abortion dominated the 2022 midterm elections and the 2024 presidential election between Trump and former Vice President Kamala Harris.

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Ep. 241 - Worship to End Abortion: Praise Before the Battle Is Won

Award-winning author Cheryl Krichbaum joins Jacob to talk about the newly revised second edition of Worship to End Abortion: Your Prayer Guide. Drawing on King Jehoshaphat’s story in 2 Chronicles 20, where Judah praised God before the battle and watched Him win it, Cheryl explains what biblical worship and praise really mean, why powerful prayer starts with humility, and why she believes ending abortion has to start inside the church.

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Pritzker Threatened Catholic Doctors Who Refuse Assisted Suicide Until a Federal Judge Stepped In

JB Pritzker signed a law letting Illinois doctors hand dying patients a lethal prescription. Buried inside his law was a threat aimed at every Catholic doctor, nurse, and religious sister in...

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editor|Pro Life Press|

They imprisoned him. They couldn’t silence him.

Life Legal supporters gathered in Minnesota to hear the extraordinary story of Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese human rights advocate who risked imprisonment, beatings, and house arrest to defend women and their unborn children from forced abortions. His powerful testimony reminds us that defending human life requires courage, sacrifice, and a willingness to stand for those who cannot defend themselves.

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FDA Delay Means Mail-Order Abortions Will Likely Continue Into 2028

The Food and Drug Administration plans to complete its long-awaited review of abortion drugs in mid-December, but the public won’t see the results until March, according to a Wednesday filing from the Justice Department. The 5th Circuit Court ordered the FDA to provide an update on its abortion pill safety review by Oct.

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Euthanasia by Advanced Request is Euthanasia Without Consent

Justice Minister Sean Fraser and Health Minister Marjorie Michel stated on October 7, 2026 that the federal government will introduce legislation, that will prevent the implementation of euthanasia for mental illness as a sole criteria. However, the government legislation will also permit euthanasia by advanced request.

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Nevada Question 6 is Killing Babies in Abortions Up to Birth. Vote No

We’ve written about and posted keen observations about Nevada’s maximalist Question 6, a proposed constitutional amendment which would without question legalize abortion up until birth. Melissa Clements, Nevada Right to Life’s executive director, laid the case against Question 6 out in a brilliant op-ed here.

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Dave Andrusko|LifeNews.com|

The FDA’s Broken Promises And The Real Cost Of Mail-Order Abortions

As the abortion drug mifepristone continues to take more U.S. lives than fentanyl, cocaine, and heroin combined, a court-ordered update on the Food & Drug Administration’s long-awaited safety study shows the agency is in no apparent hurry to deliver the “gold standard science” every single one of its leaders has promised — with no action ...

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What’s at Stake if Abortion Is Enshrined in Wisconsin’s Constitution?

Across the country, states that have enshrined abortion into their constitutions have seen their common-sense pro-life laws challenged in court. Wisconsin could face similar consequences if abortion were added to our state… The post What’s at Stake if Abortion Is Enshrined in Wisconsin’s Constitution?

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Canada backs off on euthanasia for mental illness, but targets people with dementia.

Canada has indefinitely suspended plans to legalize euthanasia for mental illness, which was scheduled to begin in 2027. However, the government has not ruled out future legislation that could permanently ban euthanasia for mental illness, and the suspension period remains undefined.

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