The Trump administration took yet another step toward defunding US tax dollars being used to fund abortions by announcing the defunding of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
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The Department of Justice, now under the leadership of President Donald J. Trump, has issued a new directive that will limit the enforcement of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act that has been used to target peaceful pro-life demonstrations.
Just two days before Christmas, the Department of Health and Human Services quietly issued a notice stating their intent to withdraw rule changes to the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) contraception mandate that the Little Sisters of the Poor have been fighting for years.
The next battleground in the fight to protect human life appears to be the fight to ban the mailing of abortion pills into pro-life states. Two states, Texas and Tennessee, are the first to initiate action against this practice which could have national implications on this increasingly dangerous practice.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. has introduced the Defining Male and Female Act of 2024 which aims at codifying the legal definitions of male and female to ensure they are based on biology rather than ideology.
Now that the pro-abortion Biden-Harris Administration has been tossed out of office by former President Donald J. Trump, pro-life leaders across the country are getting to work on unraveling the damage done by the current administration and creating a roadmap to a brighter future for America’s unborn.
In a powerful shift that has shocked the pro-abortion community, Dr. Forrest Smith, a longtime abortion provider, has now publicly urged voters across the country to reject all 10 state abortion amendments on the ballot this election cycle. Dr. Smith, who once performed thousands of abortions, now calls for an end to the practice, especially for viable children, saying, "There is no need to kill viable babies."
A group of 10 nationally recognized and credentialed scientists filed a petition on October 3 asking the court to arbitrate their claim against a scientific journal after the publisher retracted articles about the dangers of abortion drugs.
State abortion laws aren’t killing women, but the constant drumbeat of erroneous information about these laws, promulgated by the abortion industry, is misleading too many women into making dangerous choices about their reproductive health care.