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District Attorney Satana Deberry dropped the charges in Durham County, North Carolina, against two teenagers whose baby survived an attempted abortion using mail-order pills.
Read →Missouri will decide on Tuesday whether to reverse a pro-abortion constitutional amendment approved in 2024 that nullified the state’s pro-life laws.
Read →The Miracle Surrogacy agency demonstrates how the practice commodifies children by offering a discount for initiating two surrogacy ‘journeys’ at the same time.
Read →The words 'abortion,' 'life,' 'unborn,' and 'preborn' do not appear in the statement, which instead repeatedly references Michael Sacks's Jewish background.
Read →New Safe Haven Baby Boxes were recently installed in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Missouri. They will soon be followed by a box in Texas and another in Wisconsin.
Read →A Senate report warns of abortion pill manufacturers’ ‘consistent pattern of a lack of transparency’ and inability to ‘articulate any steps they are taking or will take to address the plethora of online prescribers.’
Read →However, more than 1,800 Alabama women reportedly traveled to other states to abort their babies in 2025, and women may also have committed illegal chemical abortions with mail-order pills.
Read →'Abortion reporting remains voluntary and early pregnancy losses are undercounted,' pro-life and Catholic medical organizations pointed out in a letter to the CDC director.
Read →The pro-life group's rebranding is intended to emphasize that women deserve better than abortion.
Read →Senate Democrats suggested that abortion pills don’t threaten America’s water supply, but mifepristone in drinking water could potentially lead to infertility.
Read →An anonymous woman who was blocked by Texas law from aborting her children is now seeking ‘financial compensation’ from Students for Life.
Read →Katie Zacharia said a single phone call 'saved my life,' and that it was a 'blessing and gift' to be part of the pro-life cause.
Read →The video, which has more than 434,000 likes and 44,000 comments, scrolls from a pregnancy test to an ultrasound to a Planned Parenthood ‘procedure’ appointment.
Read →Bishop Michael Burbidge stressed that the faithful must reject ‘these radically unjust ballot initiatives,’ which would establish ‘rights’ to abortion, IVF, and homosexual ‘marriage.’
Read →Nearly 80 doctors are warning that Idaho’s Prop. 1 would unleash ‘painful late-term abortions into the eighth month of pregnancy,’ take away parental rights, and ‘endanger’ women.
Read →The South Korean government claimed that 'no particular adverse reactions have been identified by race or by country,' negating the need for conducting additional trials.
Read →The Archbishop for the Military Services USA falsely suggested the execution of Nidal Hasan is similar to a 'procured abortion.'
Read →The House Democrats’ Cost-of-Living Healthcare Working Group outlined a plan that includes a federal 'right' to abortion and taxpayer funding after the election if they gain power.
Read →The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals kept in place a temporary block on a law used to stop a New York-based business from advertising how to obtain abortion pills by mail order.
Read →The FDA filed an update on its abortion pill safety review, which it said won't be completed until the midterm elections are over.
Read →Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said in an interview that he has an opinion on the Dobbs decision leaker, but 'the evidence available at this time is not strong enough for the court, or for me, to say.'
Read →A California couple who ran a surrogacy company are accused of subjecting children living in their home to repeated physical abuse.
Read →The White House called reports 'completely false' that Attorney General Todd Blanche was told to 'move slowly on any abortion-related actions' because an 'aggressive approach on abortion would generate unwanted attention.'
Read →A shareholder resolution warned FedEx that it could face criminal liability for shipping mail-order abortion drugs.
Read →Michigan Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Welch said the court should ‘explore’ whether chimps ‘possess a common law right to bodily liberty’ – even though she opposes rights for unborn babies.
Read →Michigan Democrat U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed stated that forbidding abortion reduces women to 'simply a carrying vehicle for a fetus that has not ever breathed air in the world.' He emphasized that the life of the mother cannot be curtailed by such a reduction and advocated for preventing unwanted pregnancies as the best way to prevent abortion.
Read →More than 2,200 pro-lifers gathered in Oerlikon, Zurich, for the Swiss March for Life, where an estimated 200 masked cyclists attempted to disrupt the event with firecrackers, knocking over trash bins, and blocking the route at multiple points. Police intervened with water cannons after repeatedly asking the counter-demonstrators to leave, while local officials have kept the march out of the city center, citing concerns about disruptions.
Read →Canadian law enforcement is investigating the euthanasia of 83-year-old Christian great-grandmother Brigitte Stegemann, who was euthanized on July 10 despite previously refusing due to her beliefs and cognitive decline. Her family alleges that her consent was improperly obtained while her granddaughter, who held power of attorney, was on vacation, and they have appealed to multiple authorities including the Ontario Chief Coroner's Office and Belleville Police, who confirmed the investigation is ongoing.
Read →The EPA says its new testing will screen US drinking water for ‘pharmaceuticals, PFAS, and more than 1,000 potential contaminants,’ including abortion drugs.
Read →Planned Parenthood declared on social media that 'people of all genders need abortions,' linking its abortion services with support for gender-fluid ideology. This statement prompted pushback, including from liberals, who questioned the notion that men can get pregnant in response to the September 4 Instagram post.
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