Abortion Drugs & PracticesNEWS OR ANALYSIS
Three Babies Born Alive After Abortion Pills. One Died. And Now We Must Confront the Laws We Created.
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Abortion Policy, Law & PoliticsNEWS OR ANALYSIS
Florida Says 40,000–50,000 Babies Have Been Saved. Where Is the Evidence?
Declining abortion reports, unanswered enforcement questions, and the growing abortion-pill market demand more than declarations of victory.
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Dead Babies in the Trash: Are We Asking the Right Questions?
As disturbing discoveries emerge across the country, are we investigating how these babies died—or refusing to confront what abortion has become?
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The Abortion Industry Is Five Steps Ahead. We’re Still Playing Defense.
When abortion pills no longer require a doctor, how can we keep insisting that only the provider should be held accountable?
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When Abortion Is a Crime, but the Person Performing It Is Immune
The UK’s new abortion law exposes a difficult question for America’s pro-life establishment: How do you hold abortion providers accountable when women can intentionally circumvent the law without facing consequences?
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What If Our Pro-Life Strategy Isn’t Working?
Courageous Conversations about incrementalism, equal protection, and whether we are willing to measure success by babies actually saved.
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When Compassion Erases Moral Agency:
The deaths of three children force us to confront a question we have avoided for too long: Can a woman be both deeply wounded and morally accountable?
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When One Side Has No Rules and the Other Invents More
There is something profoundly wrong with the playing field on which the abortion battle is being fought.
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Florida’s Abortion Ban Isn’t Enough
When Florida’s six-week abortion law took effect, many of us hoped it would mark the beginning of the end of abortion in our state.
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Another Newborn Left to Die:
This week, another newborn was found dead.
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Don’t Be the Best Kept Secret in Your Community
If the abortion industry has one goal, it is simple: reach her first.
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Women Deserve Better Than Mail-Order Abortion
Women Deserve Better Than Mail-Order Abortion
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When Pressure Becomes a Crime
When a woman faces an unexpected pregnancy, she will often encounter pressure.
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Women Are Not Helpless: Why Moral Agency Matters in the Abortion Debate
The Victimhood Narrative Will Never End Abortion
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The Courts Cannot Save Us
Last week, the United States Supreme Court once again stayed lower court restrictions on mail-order abortion drugs, allowing mifepristone to continue being prescribed through telehealth and shipped through the mail while litigation continues.
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The Joshua and Caleb Moment of the Pro-Life Movement
For fifty years, the pro-life movement has declared a simple truth:
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Practicing Justice and Mercy
There’s a growing conversation within the pregnancy help movement—one that many would rather avoid, but one we cannot afford to ignore.
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Truth and Mercy Are Not Enemies
There is a growing divide in the conversation around abortion—and it is hurting the very people we are trying to serve.
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Truth and Mercy Are Not Enemies: Part 1
There is a growing divide in the pro-life movement—and it is built on a false premise.
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Truth and Mercy Are Not Enemies: Part 2
What we are seeing on the front lines today is not what we were seeing ten years ago—let alone forty.
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Truth and Mercy Are Not Enemies: Part 3
Healing Requires Truth
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Florida Passed a 6-Week Abortion Ban.
Florida lawmakers told the public they passed a 6-week abortion ban.
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Where Are the 40,000?
In recent months, many pro-life organizations have pointed to Florida as a success story, claiming that tens of thousands of abortions have been prevented following new restrictions.
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A Response for Those Wrestling with the Abortion Abolitionist Argument
I appreciate the heart behind this conversation, because it reflects something I have lived in for decades.
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When Compassion and Justice Must Meet
This case is heartbreaking, and it forces us to wrestle with difficult but necessary truths.
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Meeting Her Where She Is
The landscape of abortion in America has changed—rapidly and dramatically.
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