Attorney General Andrea Campbell has just approved our petition to repeal Governor Healey’s radical abortion-up-to-birth law! Now it’s time to get to work collecting necessary signatures. We need your help! Our statewide effort is underway to suspend and repeal Massachusetts’ new full-term abortion law. That law, which will allow abortions to be performed up to […] The post Massachusetts Measure to Repeal Abortions Up to Birth Gets Approval appeared first on LifeNews.com .
The Hyde Amendment, sponsored by Rep. Henry Hyde in 1976, prohibits federal taxpayer funding from covering elective abortions and has been credited with saving approximately 2.7 million lives as of September 30, 2026.
Meghan Schrader By Meghan Schrader Meghan is a disability activists and a member of the EPC-USA board. This blog post responds to the fact that the American Association of Suicidology’s 2017 statement saying that Oregon Model “MAiD” is not “suicide,” previously “ retired ” by the AAS Executive Committee in 2023, was reissued verbatim this year. I may write follow-up blog posts about this development, but I will stick with this one for now. Clearly the AAS is comprised of brilliant scholars who have done great good for suicide prevention. Yet AAS’s vacillation can be understood to suggest that
Ashley Dalton UK (MP) L This is the speech in the British parliament by Ashley Dalton (Labour MP) West Lancashire who is living with terminal cancer. Dalton spoke against the assisted suicide bill on Friday September 11, 2026. Dalton is not philosophically opposed to assisted suicide but she is concerned about it's effects and she was opposed to the bill which was defeated by a vote of 286 to 270. ( Link to the speech ) The last time this House considered this bill at Second Reading I was keeping a secret. Whilst Honourable and Right Honourable members were debating the issu
Alex Schadenberg Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition In March 2021, the Canada's parliament expanded the euthanasia law by passing Bill C-7. One of the expansions in the law permitted euthanasia for a mental illness alone . but, at that time, the government declared a two-year moratorium to provide time to prepare for the change. The government has now delayed the implementation of euthanasia for mental illness, as a sole criteria, three times with implementation currently approved for March 17, 2027 . On June 20, 2025, Tamara Jansen (MP - Cloverdale
Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit to overturn Wisconsin's pro-life laws: a 24-hour waiting period and a stipulation that only physicians can commit abortions.
Blaise Taylor poisoned his girlfriend's lemonade with cocaine. During the trial, the medical examiner said the level was higher than anything she'd seen before.
VA's Court of Appeals will hear the appeal in a lawsuit about the state’s proposed pro-abortion amendment instead of sending it to the state supreme court.
Illinois threatened to punish Catholic nuns simply for telling a dying patient not to kill herself. A federal judge shut that threat down less than a day before the law was...
A Louisiana father secretly slipped abortion pills into his pregnant daughter's food. She went into premature labor, and that baby is now fighting for life in a Lafayette NICU. Now a federal...
A Colorado abortion clinic killed eighteen-year-old Lexi Arguello during a botched abortion. That clinic has called an ambulance thirteen times since, and Colorado still refuses to inspect it. The same state that...
Planned Parenthood is suing Wisconsin to let non-doctors perform abortions. The judge who might decide the case used to work for Planned Parenthood herself. Now that same court could decide whether unborn...
The UK Parliament rejected the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill in the House of Commons by a vote of 286 to 270 after a five-hour debate, with some Labour MPs opposing the bill. Critics warned that the bill could lead to euthanasia being extended beyond terminally ill patients, posing risks to vulnerable groups such as the disabled, mentally ill, and victims of domestic abuse, while supporters highlighted concerns about the bill's eligibility criteria and potential coercion.
Virginia Bishop Michael Burbidge instructed every priest in his diocese to read a letter at Mass urging Catholics to oppose two constitutional amendments on abortion and marriage ahead of the November 3 election. He argued that Ballot Question 1 would expand abortion rights beyond reasonable limits and that Ballot Question 2 would remove the definition of marriage as between one man and one woman, enshrining gender ideology in the state constitution.
The Chaney for Change Podcast episode 5 features Kathryn Jean Lopez of National Review discussing topics such as abortion sensitivity, women's healthcare, and the shift from a message of NO to YES after Dobbs. The podcast is produced by Toward Home LLC and aims to spread life-affirming messages through innovation and collaboration.
The phrase 'Men shouldn't be making laws about women's bodies' is discussed in the context of abortion debates and the perspective that not only men but also women who oppose abortion have a stake in these laws. The article is published by Secular Pro-Life and references related content and discussions about abortion and reproductive healthcare on their platform.
Flanders reports that University of New Mexico administrators and state officials are planning a second publicly funded abortion facility. The article connects the proposal to earlier appropriations and a facility already under construction in Las Cruces.
The Indiana Supreme Court heard arguments on a religious-freedom challenge to abortion restrictions in the state. The case involves plaintiffs' claims and the history of injunctions that prompted the state's appeal.
Cooke describes two British couples facing the destruction of stored embryos after sperm donors withdrew consent. She discusses their calls for legal change and frames the dispute around the moral status of embryos.
Planned Parenthood keeps putting pornographic books in your grandkids' school library. A coalition of Texas grandmothers and moms started reading those very books out loud at school board meetings. One school board...
Ohio voters wrote abortion into their state constitution just two years ago. Now the same "reproductive freedom" playbook has landed in pro-life Idaho. The group pushing it just took that ballot language...
A North Carolina teenager gave birth into a toilet after ordering abortion pills online. She was 31 weeks pregnant, nearly three times past what the FDA allows. Her baby lived, and he's...
A federal judge on September 11 issued a temporary restraining order blocking Illinois from enforcing its physician-assisted suicide law against Catholic entities, including Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, two orders of Catholic women religious, and an Illinois pharmacist, who argued the law would force them to facilitate assisted suicides in violation of their faith.
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on September 11 blocking Illinois from enforcing its physician-assisted suicide law against Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, two orders of Catholic women religious, and an Illinois pharmacist who challenged the law in court.
Surrogate McKenna West, who fled to Texas after refusing to abort a child diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, has filed an emergency application asking the Supreme Court to block a California court order recognizing the biological parents as the legal parents. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton intervened in the custody battle, and a Texas judge ordered life-saving care for the child and prohibited removal from the state, but West was dismissed from the case and now seeks to participate in medical decisions and prevent the child from being moved to California for hospice care.
The Catholic Church in Scotland expressed profound moral and ethical concerns regarding a leaked SNP motion proposing the removal of legal sanctions for women who conduct their own abortions. Anthony Horan, Director of the Scottish Catholic Parliamentary Office, described the motion as deeply troubling and warned that the proposals could allow abortion up to the point of birth and sex-selective abortion.
The Delta Hospice Society in Canada refused to provide medical assistance in dying (MAiD) after it became legal, leading to the hospice being forced to close and patients having to relocate. Angelina Ireland, Executive Director of the Delta Hospice Society, warns that legalizing assisted dying can fundamentally alter the philosophy and operation of hospices, which traditionally focus on accompanying people through dying rather than hastening death.
