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An exchange on the popular Netflix dating show ‘Love Is Blind’ has become the latest vehicle for abortion advocates to justify late-term abortion.
Read →This November, voters in four states will weigh consequential abortion measures: Proposition 1 in Idaho, Question 6 in Nevada, Question 1 in Virginia and Amendment 3 in Missouri, which would repeal the abortion-rights amendment Missouri voters approved in 2024. As a social scient
Read →A woman 35 weeks pregnant with a healthy child and no threat to her own health now needs nothing but a willing physician to get an abortion.
Read →The Democrat gerrymander effort failed because of similar procedural concerns.
Read →Subhead:OneBC is the only party pledging to defund elective late-term abortions while backing pregnancy care centres that have long faced pressure from Ottawa.# With British Columbians heading to the polls Saturday, there’s one issue every major party has been happy to avoid. OneBC isn’t one of them.
Read →Melissa Ohden was born alive at 31 weeks after a saline abortion meant to kill her. A new University of Pittsburgh study claims voters would happily back abortion with no limits...
Read →On September 29, pro-life citizens reported an ambulance at the Trust Women late-term abortion clinic located at 5107 E Kellogg Drive in Wichita, Kansas. Back in 2024, this same facility was forced to close for two months amid a dramatic implosion, compliance issues, and a mass resignation from abortionists working at the clinic.
Read →By Sarah Neely Wichita, KS — On September 29, pro-life citizens reported an ambulance at the Trust Women late-term abortion clinic located at 5107 E Kellogg Drive in Wichita, Kansas. Back in 2024, this same facility was forced to close for two months amid a dramatic implosion, compliance issues, and a mass resignation from abortionists […] The post “We Need the EMS, Urgent” — 30-Year-Old Mother May Not Have Survived Botched Abortion in Radicalized Kansas appeared first on Operation Rescue .
Read →How to Collect Signatures to Repeal Massachusetts’ New Abortion Law With just 8 days remaining, volunteers are working to collect signatures for the effort to repeal Massachusetts’ new late-term abortion law. All petition sheets must be delivered to town halls by Friday, October 23, at 5:00 PM.
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 →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.
Read →At 21, Claire Culwell met her birth mother to thank her for choosing life. Instead, she learned that her birth mother, Tanya, was just 13 when she was taken for a late-term abortion that ended the life of Claire’s twin, and that Claire survived it.
Read →The doctor who euthanized a disabled toddler in the Netherlands last year was cleared of all wrongdoing in September after an official review found he’d exercised “reasonable care” in ending the child’s life. The harrowing report, which the “Netherland’s Review Committee on Late-Term Abortion and Termination of Life of Neonates and Children Aged Under 12” […] The post Disturbing Report Tells Story of Toddler Euthanized in the Netherlands appeared first on Daily Citizen .
Read →Newly released public records obtained by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) reveal that the fetal organ-harvesting company Cercle Allocation Services billed a UCLA research laboratory $765 each for individual fetal body parts harvested from late-term abortion facilities. Peer-reviewed research confirms that Cercle, which has previously harvested organs under the name Advanced Bioscience Research (ABR), […] The post UCLA Caught Buying Aborted Baby Parts, Altering Paperwork to Hide It appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →Secular Pro-Life explains that they oppose abortion at any stage but frequently discuss later abortions for several reasons. The article references a video and a related story titled '5 reasons later abortion is worth talking about' by Monica Snyder from August 30, 2024.
Read →The Government has admitted that it is no longer a criminal offence for a woman to deceive a doctor about the gestation of her pregnancy to obtain abortion pills by post beyond the legal time limit in England and Wales, up to birth, as established in the Crime and Policing Act 2026. The published assessments reveal that most abortion-related prosecutions involved male defendants, the law change pardons women previously convicted for abortion-related offences, and the Government assumes no increase in late-term abortions despite limited evidence and no plans for formal evaluation.
Read →Lila Rose, founder and president of Live Action, debated a panel of pro-abortion women on the Dr. Daf Show, addressing topics such as miscarriage, later abortions, and the value of embryos in emergency scenarios.
Read →A proposed constitutional amendment in Virginia, presented as protecting reproductive freedom, would establish abortion as a fundamental right and could invalidate existing parental consent laws and third-trimester abortion restrictions. The amendment's broad language may also raise concerns about its impact on religious liberty and pro-life speech, while limiting the state's ability to regulate late-term abortions based on a physician's judgment of physical or mental health.
Read →The estate of a 26-week-old aborted baby settled a wrongful death lawsuit for $200,000 against late-term abortionist Curtis Wayne Boyd and others in New Mexico, marking the first payout of its kind under state law treating the unborn as persons. The lawsuit claimed the mother was under the influence of methamphetamine and could not give valid consent, and both the mother and the baby's estate sued, with the court recognizing the baby as a person entitled to compensation despite abortion remaining legal in the state.
Read →Pro-abortion donors have contributed over $1.8 million recently to support Idaho's Proposition 1, which would legalize abortions up to 37 weeks without requiring a physician or parental notification. Opponents, including Mary Huffaker, argue the measure is more extreme than previous abortion laws and urge a no vote, citing concerns about late-term abortions and lack of protections for viable babies.
Read →The 40 Days for Life Fall 2026 campaign began on September 23 in 682 cities, continuing a tradition of peaceful sidewalk prayer vigils aimed at saving unborn babies from abortion. In March, a grandmother outside a Granite City, Illinois abortion facility successfully persuaded her daughter to cancel a late-term abortion of twins after seeing 40 Days for Life volunteers praying, resulting in the twins being saved.
Read →Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed legislation effective November 2026 allowing abortion after 24 weeks based on physicians' subjective professional judgment, permitting termination up to birth. Shortly after, she promoted expanding postpartum care and a program called Welcome Family to support mothers and families, raising questions about the state's role in both late-term abortion and newborn welfare monitoring.
Read →Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey announced a plan for state health workers to conduct home visits to every newborn's family within days or weeks of birth to make assessments, despite the program currently being voluntary and reaching only about 3,000 of the state's 68,000 annual births. Healey also signed a law removing limits on late-term abortion in Massachusetts, and her Department of Children and Families has been involved in a high-profile case where a Catholic family is fighting to regain custody of their daughter after the state intervened following gender-identity counseling at her public school.
Read →Oregon recorded 10,495 abortions in 2025, the highest number since 2009, with fewer out-of-state residents traveling to Oregon for abortions compared to 2024. The decline in abortion tourism is attributed to the rise of mail-order abortion pills, which allow women to obtain abortions without traveling, while late-term abortions also decreased from 284 in 2024 to 228 in 2025.
Read →Oregon reported 10,495 abortions in 2025, the highest number since 2009, with a decline in late-term abortions and out-of-state residents seeking abortions in the state. Malheur County saw a significant drop in abortions after the opening of a Planned Parenthood facility, but 90.3% of its 2025 abortions were for out-of-state residents, while Oregon Right to Life continues efforts to promote life-affirming alternatives and address abortion pill usage.
Read →Americans United for Life filed an amicus brief supporting an emergency application for an administrative stay in the case M.W. v.
Read →Post-viability abortions are performed by inducing fetal demise before labor and delivery, not by inducing labor with the intent of live birth. It also highlights that later abortions can occur for reasons other than medical emergencies and that the fetus is delivered dead after such procedures.
Read →Flanders argues that remote access to abortion pills has enabled use later in pregnancy than the FDA-approved regimen. She discusses reported cases and criticizes the removal of in-person dispensing requirements.
Read →Sielicki reports on a coalition seeking a referendum to repeal recently enacted Massachusetts abortion legislation. She describes the petition effort and the coalition's objections to the law's treatment of later abortion.
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