Flanders reports another pause in a lawsuit brought by Texas and Florida challenging mifepristone's federal approval. She explains that proceedings are expected to resume after the FDA's review or the stated December deadline and notes a denied dismissal motion.
Mary Harned analyzes an Idaho federal court decision concerning abortion access in cases involving threats to life or health. She critiques the court's reasoning and considers the decision's implications for abortion regulation after Dobbs.
Novielli discusses a Senate report's allegations about abortion-pill manufacturers' oversight of certified prescribers. She links those allegations to company revenue and argues that financial incentives may conflict with enforcement of safety requirements.
A five-month-long investigation by Republicans in the U.S. Senate found that abortion pill manufacturing companies are falling short on critical oversight while bringing in millions of dollars in revenue. The post Senate GOP report finds dangerous lack of guardrails for abortion pill prescriptions appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
Blake sat on the bed, a king-size mattress. His pregnant fiancée sat next to him, angry. Blake—I’m using pseudonyms in this article to protect privacy—wanted the baby. She wanted an abortion. Their budget was tight. She already had a kid, making him a soon-to-be stepfather. For Blake at age 23, the idea of having a Read more... The post New Research: How Do Men Choose to Choose Life? appeared first on Christianity Today .
A new Government assessment of the revived assisted suicide Bill, which MPs will vote on at Second Reading on 11 September, has warned that poverty, poorer access to healthcare, lower-quality care and domestic abuse could lead to “disproportionate numbers of ethnic minority people” opting to end their lives through assisted suicide, as new Government modelling […]
Alex Schadenberg and Marcel Lemmen are running a half-marathon on September 27, 2026 to raise money for the Compassionate Community Charity (CCC) and/or the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition. This is the seventh consecutive year that Alex and Marcel are running the half-marathon fund-raiser for CCC and EPC. The money raised for CCC from the previous 6 half-marathon runs combined is almost $90,000. Donations from the half-marathon (21.1 km) run are very much appreciated. The Compassionate Community Care (CCC) charity operates a help-line, a training program for visiting seniors
Meghan Schrader By Meghan Schrader Meghan is a disability activists and a member of the EPC-USA board. As I’ve said, I think that one of the most effective ways to prevent euthanasia is for euthanasia opponents to be thinking about what kind of world we want people with disabilities to live in, and do what we can to link euthanasia prevention to creating a better world. Hence, I think it’s valuable for euthanasia opponents to be aware of the trend towards broad re-institutionalization that is happening in the United States right now, especially since we know that coerced institutionaliza
Last week, moral theologian Charles Camosy published a column in the Washington Examiner under the disturbing title, “Infanticide is Back.” Camosy was not being inflammatory, provocative, or hyperbolic. He was simply stating the facts. As he carefully lays out, in the United States, in 2026, it is routine for children to be born alive and… The post Infanticide in America: Abortion and the Troubling Return of “Letting Children Die” appeared first on Human Life International .
A new report from the U.S. Senate HELP Committee, led by Senator Bill Cassidy, raises concerns about the safety of abortion pills shipped through the mail with minimal medical oversight.
David Bereit discusses collaboration, historical lessons, and pregnancy centers as contributors to cultural change. He also recounts how his motivation for pro-life work recovered after he considered leaving ministry.
Novielli analyzes figures on certified abortion-pill prescribers in relation to the broader physician workforce. She discusses reported reasons for not prescribing, including legal concerns, safety questions, and access to surgical backup.
"There could be no greater question of public importance than whether the Commonwealth... and followed the process necessary to change its... charter."
Abortion, by definition, concerns and destroys another human being and denies that individual's fundamental right to exist. Liberty and privacy have limits.
Albert Smith wrote a pro-life poem expressing a woman's strength and love for her unborn child despite challenges. The poem emphasizes the woman's determination to cherish and protect the life she carries, thanking God for her ability to love.
Special Message from Our President & CEO: Dear Friends, “Eye has not seen, ear has not heard, what God has ready for those who love Him.” – 1 Cor 2:9 In post-Roe America, it has quite often felt like the abortion industry is trying every which way to win at abortion. We’re facing … Dangerous, […] The post What’s Next in the Mission to Save as Many Lives as Possible first appeared on Sidewalk Advocates for Life .
Planned Parenthood, Other Pro-Abortion Groups Get Paid with the Proceeds “Olivia Rodrigo’s music festival is designed to fund the deaths of the pop star’s future fanbase,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “If Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Music Festival was really pro-woman like it claims, it would offer support and resources to preborn girls and their mothers, not fund the industry that routinely costs both their lives.” MEDIA ADVISORY: ... Read More The post Students for Life of America to Protest Olivia Rodrigo’s Music Festival, Now Apparently Organize to Wipe Out
Virginia’s most populous Catholic diocese is planning a coordinated effort in churches next month, urging parishioners to reject constitutional amendments on abortion and marriage that will appear on the ballot this fall. Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Diocese of Arlington hosted a webinar for priests and asked them to read a message at Masses on...
On Aug. 10, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a bill allowing abortion at any point in pregnancy. Abortion advocates call it “closing the gaps” in “abortion rights protections.” Abortion foes call it “abortion until birth,” making it legal to dismember fully formed babies, limb from limb. The “mainstream” media called it nothing. You couldn’t find...
29 August 2026 – A new Government assessment of the revived assisted suicide Bill, which MPs will vote on at Second Reading on 11 September, has warned that poverty, poorer access to healthcare, lower-quality care and domestic abuse could lead to “disproportionate numbers of ethnic minority people” opting to end their lives through assisted suicide, […]
A pregnant teen's boyfriend reached out and within 24 hours, a demand letter informed her family that coercing her into an abortion is illegal in every state.
Two women approached the counselor, verbally attacking him, his wife, and his children, who were present, saying his wife "should have killed" their children.
Though his days consisted of coding and he never set foot in an abortion center, God jolted him out of Planned Parenthood and into a pro-life Catholic mission.