By Alasdaire FleitasVolunteer Contributor, Save the Storks The Supreme Court cases, Danco Laboratories v Louisiana and GenBioPro v Louisiana, ruled that the manufacturers of the pill used for chemical abortions can continue to mail the drug mifepristone across state lines despite Louisiana’s abortion ban. This ruling comes on the heels of the infamous 2022 Supreme Court case Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health […] The post Supreme Court Abortion Pill Ruling Expands Access to Mifepristone Nationwide appeared first on Save the Storks .
The Chemical Abortion Pill cartel has been exposed for breaking U.S. law — and they’re openly bragging that they’ll do it again. As Louisiana’s court case against the FDA threatens to the end the criminal practice of death-by-mail Chemical Abortion Pill prescription and delivery, abortion vendors are making it clear that they have no intention to stop, no matter what. Scientific American recently wrote in support of long-debunked pro-abortion myths, pushing telehealth prescription and mailing of Chemical Abortion Pills despite the ... Read More The post HEALTH UNCONSCIOUS: Chemical Abortion Pi
This is Issue 42 of the American Reports Series. Executive Summary Eight online-only organizations are violating pro-life state laws by shipping abortion drugs into those states. Of online abortion drug sellers within the formal U.S. healthcare system that publicly report the gestational age at which they will ship abortion drugs, only 19% complied with the […] The post An Overview of Online Abortion Drug Access in Post-Dobbs America appeared first on Lozier Institute .
Abortion pills can be obtained “as quickly as an Amazon transaction” thanks to a massive network of foreign and domestic pill sellers that routinely flout federal law. A new study from the Charlotte Lozier Institute, first shared with The Daily Wire, found the distribution of abortion pills largely “uncontrolled” and available across the country despite […] The post Abortion Drugs Now Arrive As Fast As An Amazon Package appeared first on Lozier Institute .
Uruguay recently became the first country in Latin America to legalize euthanasia. Its General Assembly, the national legislature, approved legislation in October 2025 to allow euthanizing persons over 18 with a chronic, irreversible, and incurable disease that causes “unbearable suffering.” Over at... The post An Interview with Prof. Miguel Pastorino appeared first on The Human Life Review .
The Dáil last week rejected an attempt to make Ireland’s abortion legislation even more permissive than it already is. The failed Bill went far beyond simply removing the three-day waiting period before an abortion, which is the big ask of pro-choice organisations. It also sought to decriminalise doctors acting outside the law and substantially widen the […] The post More battles to come after latest bid to liberalise our abortion law fails first appeared on The Iona Institute .
Throughout history, almost every culture has established some sort of right to bury one’s dead. Even after battles, it was common practice to return the bodies of the slain so they could be buried by their countrymen. Thousands of years later, that right shouldn’t be a question. Yet for mothers who suffer miscarriage, it is. Data shows that between 10 ... Read More The post New Legislation Would Restore Basic Right to Grieving Families appeared first on Students for Life of America .
While the King’s Speech made no mention that the Government would take up the failed assisted suicide Bill, the Government’s legislative agenda could be hijacked to introduce further extreme changes to our abortion law. In his speech earlier today, as part of an Oral statement to Parliament, the King outlined the Government’s intention to introduce […]
If they can’t kill preborn babies and hurt women with TWO PILLS, they’ll do MORE with ONE Concern for women doesn’t rank high in the abortion value system. With headlines painting the nation’s news sites with stories about legal and legislative battles over mifepristone — the first of the two drugs used for Chemical Abortion — out of the ugly shadows comes ... Read More The post Abortion Industry Strikes Again With “The Coat Hanger Pill” appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Because the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision now allows individual states to make their own laws regarding abortion, pro-life people, especially Catholics, face a tough battle throughout the country. One by one, states have begun enshrining abortion into their state laws. Virginia is one such state, and it will confront the […] The post Pro-Life Catholics Must Work to Change the Hearts of Pro-Abortion Catholic Politicians appeared first on Celebrate Life Magazine .
Last week, news broke that the Biden administration had illegally funneled $90 million to Planned Parenthood, not just violating but completely disregarding federal law. The kicker? They disguised their communications using a code word: “Benghazi.” For Gen Z, that word may not bear much weight. But as Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins and Kristi Stone Hamrick wrote for the Washington ... Read More The post Why the Biden Admin’s Planned Parenthood Cover-Up Makes Twisted Sense appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Date: Friday 24th April 2026 Release time: Immediate Responding to the failure of the Assisted Dying Bill, following the final day of debate in the House of Lords, Dr Gordon Macdonald urged MPs and peers to focus on palliative care. He commented: “The House of Lords scrutiny exposed this Bill as ‘skeleton legislation’ riddled […] The post Care Not Killing responds to the failure of the Assisted Dying Bill appeared first on Care Not Killing .
As if Colorado weren’t already pro-abortion enough, legislators are now weighing yet another abortion bill — this time, one that would require college and university health clinics throughout the state to offer Chemical Abortion Pills. The bill, HB 26-1335, cleared the House Education Committee last week and is now set for consideration by the full General Assembly. If enacted, Colorado would become the fifth state ... Read More The post Colorado Considers Bill to Force Colleges to Commit Abortions appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Date: Thursday 23rd April 2026 Release time: Immediate House of Lords exposes a catalogue of fatal flaws in the “dangerous” Assisted Dying Bill as it approaches the final day of debate in Committee, this Friday, 24th April. Peers have revealed “gaping holes” in the proposed legislation, which seeks to legalise physician-assisted suicide. Despite the […] The post Lord’s scrutiny exposes fatal flaws in “dangerous” Assisted Dying Bill appeared first on Care Not Killing .
New polling reveals only 4 in 10 MPs can be relied upon to vote for the Bill again. 61% of MPs recognise the Lords’ constitutional right to block the legislation. Half of all MPs (49%) fear the Bill will lead to pressure on elderly and disabled people. A significant majority of Members of Parliament […] The post MPs back Lords’ right to reject “unsafe” assisted dying bill as support wavers appeared first on Care Not Killing .
National Right to Life joins other pro-life organizations in asking Senate Republican leaders to extend restrictions on federal funding for abortion providers. The coalition urges use of budget reconciliation before the existing restriction expires and argues that taxpayers should not subsidize the abortion industry.
On April 20, Wesley J. Smith appeared on Ave Maria in the Afternoon, hosted by Marcus B. Peter, to discuss his recent article, “Bioethicists Argue That an Unborn Baby Is Merely a ‘Gestator’s’ Body Part.” Smith explains how the authors of a recent Journal of Medical Ethics article employed philosophy to redefine human life, defying the established definitions of science. He also explores the political and legislative implications if this changed definition is accepted. “We can make metaphysical claims, we can make moral claims,” Smith told Peter, “but they should not be such that we deny basic
Date: Friday 17th April 2026 Release time: Immediate Public back House of Lords acting as “guardian” against unsafe assisted dying bill Six in 10 believe the House of Lords has a ‘moral obligation’ to block or amend legislation that puts the vulnerable at risk. Almost four in 10 of the public are still confused […] The post 62%: Lords has moral obligation to block laws that threaten vulnerable appeared first on Care Not Killing .
In a hearing over a new bill in California that would push abortion pills into health centers on college campuses, a young mom who faced an … The post New mom shares redeeming story of unexpected pregnancy in testimony against California abortion bill appeared first on CatholicVote org .
Just three weeks after giving birth, I graduated from college, never imagining that only months later I would stand before the California Assembly Health Committee as a member of the California Family Council team, opposing legislation that pushes abortion pills into community college health centers. Because students like me don’t need more abortion access. We […] The post God Redeemed My Unexpected Pregnancy—Now My Story Is Challenging California Policy first appeared on California Family Council .
Harned surveys legal disputes affecting state abortion restrictions, including conflicts over abortion medication provided across state lines. The analysis examines shield laws, enforcement disputes, and litigation from a pro-life legal perspective.
The MSP who sponsored Scotland’s assisted suicide bill has said that he will not reintroduce the legislation in the next parliament after the “Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill” failed last Monday in by a margin of 69 votes to 57. Liam McArthur, a Liberal Democrat, had pulled out all the stops in the [...] The post Scottish politician will not reintroduce assisted suicide bill after crushing defeat in Parliament first appeared on The Bridgehead .
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden, a Republican, signed a wave of new pro-life legislation March 20 to clarify the state’s existing abortion law, classify providing abortion … The post South Dakota clarifies pro-life laws, requires schools to show fetal development video appeared first on CatholicVote org .
Read NJRTL’s latest published column on this topic: Governor Sherrill’s “Fishing Expedition” Smokescreen Can’t Hide New Jersey’s Violation of Federal Law – National Right to Life On March 19, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services launched an investigation into New Jersey and 12 other states for allegedly breaking a federal law […]
On Tuesday, the Scottish Parliament voted to reject a bill to legalize assisted suicide in a 69-57 vote, with one abstention. The failure of the suicide bill comes after a massive push by euthanasia campaigners to shepherd the legislation across the finish line; just days ago, sponsoring MSP Liam McArthur insisted that the bill was “bullet-proof” after 175 amendments [...] The post VICTORY: Why the defeat of Scotland’s assisted suicide bill matters first appeared on The Bridgehead .
“Normally, drug dealers go to jail. But in Washington, the state’s own Department of Corrections (DOC) could become the cheapest dealer on the block. Its poison of choice? Deadly Chemical Abortion Pills,” Students for Life President Kristan Hawkins, in The Federalist. Contact media@studentsforlife.org for an interview. Olympia, W.A. (03-13-2026) — Washington State Gov. Bob Ferguson is expected to sign SB5917 into law, granting the ... Read More The post BREAKING: Gov. Bob Ferguson Expected to Sign Legislation Making WA State Nation’s Newest Chemical Abortion Pill Pusher appeared first on Stude
