Abortions in Texas plummeted in August 2022, according to new data released by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. The report shows 0 legal elective abortions committed and 3 medically necessary abortions legally performed to save the life of the mother. A year ago in the same month, there were 5,706 lives taken by elective abortion. … Continued
Six months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and several months after the leak of the Dobbs decision that prompted a wave of pro-abortion violence across America, the FBI still hasn’t arrested a single person for attacking over 230 churches and pregnancy centers. Pro-life advocates were shot, pushed, their offices burned, vandalized and … Continued
Will artificial wombs replace natural gestation? Until very recently, that notion was a far-fetched conjuring out of futuristic novels such as “Brave New World.” But research that could make this dystopian prospect a reality is fast advancing. Scientists have already gestated premature lambs in artificial wombs and brought mouse fetuses halfway through gestation in such … Continued
Abortion activists want women to believe that aborting an unborn baby is virtually risk-free and making it harder to abort an unborn baby is dangerous. They ignore numerous studies that show evidence of abortions increasing the risks of suicide and other mental health problems, future preterm births, infertility and even death. And then they put … Continued
Texan Karina Breceda grew up in an actively pro-life family who devoted time and resources to help mothers and babies in need. But as a young adult living in El Paso and Juárez, Mexico, she began to notice an unmet need among pregnant mothers and children seeking asylum in the U.S. Spurred to action, Breceda, … Continued
Nebraska has a better chance of passing legal protections for unborn babies in 2023 after voters elected more pro-life lawmakers to the state legislature this fall. The Omaha World-Herald reports both pro-life and pro-abortion lobbying groups expect to see pro-life legislation in the new legislative session. “It’s not clear that we have the votes we need … Continued
Pro-abortion researchers are trying to put a negative spin on pro-life laws with claims that they disproportionately harm Hispanic/Latino women. But state abortion bans actually are saving unborn babies’ lives. And research indicates almost all women who have their babies, despite initially seeking an abortion, are later glad their child was not aborted. This week, the Los … Continued
In just 6 months since the Dobbs decision on June 24, 14 states are already protecting babies from abortion and 2023 could see as many as 10 more states on board with abortion bans that help women and children. Following the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade some 14 states have banned abortions and are … Continued
Dozens of U.S. churches have been targets of pro-abortion “hostility” since the Supreme Court overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a Family Research Council (FRC) report found. On June 24, the Supreme Court overturned the ruling, causing an uproar among pro-abortion supporters. Nearly 30 attacks on churches were … Continued
Governor Glenn Youngkin’s recent budget proposal includes a $50,000 item for adult correctional facilities to offset increased costs from establishing a “15-week gestation limitation for abortion.” The item aligns with Youngkin’s request that legislators pass a pain threshold abortion ban in 2023. Such a bill will face stiff opposition in the Democrat-controlled Senate, where it will likely be sent … Continued
An activist shot while campaigning against a Michigan proposal that would make abortion a state constitutional right has been named “Person of the Year” by a pro-life group. The Society of St. Sebastian announced Monday that it was bestowing its Person of the Year award to Joan Jacobson, an 84-year-old pro-life activist and volunteer with Right to … Continued
Delegate Marie March (R-Floyd) enters her second session in Virginia’s General Assembly with lessons learned during her freshman year about the futility of half-measures on her mind. That is why she will carry a “personhood” bill when, on Jan. 11, the 100-member Virginia House of Delegates convenes in Richmond, one of 45 state legislatures that will kick … Continued
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