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By: Thomas Olp, originally published March 4, 2025, The Federalist The future of our First Amendment liberties and the lives of countless women and children depend on the Supreme Court overturning Hill v. Colorado. In a shadowy city hall basement meeting last July, city officials in a southern Illinois college town swiftly and quietly repealed their…

By: Terence Jeffrey, originally published March 2, 2025, The Daily Signal The number of human beings living in freezers in the United States now outnumbers the population of Dallas, Texas. “Estimates place the number of frozen embryos at greater than 1.5 million,” reported the March 2022 edition of Fertility and Sterility, a journal published by the American…

By: Michael Foust, originally published February 27, 2025, Pregnancy Help News A new study indicates that pro-life laws have saved thousands of babies from abortion. The study published online by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) examined birth certificate and census data in states where abortion is either outright banned or prohibited after six weeks…

By: Jonathan Liedl, originally published February 28, 2025, National Catholic Register ANALYSIS: Vance argues that Catholic political engagement should prioritize peace and economic stability alongside pro-life and religious liberty concerns. JD Vance may be a recent convert, but in his first public speech to an explicitly Catholic audience since becoming vice president, he didn’t miss…

By: Emily Branscum, originally published February 28, 2025, The Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Respect Life Office It’s been one year since Cincinnati Right to Life began their campaign to shut down Planned Parenthood. By recruiting and training volunteers with the Sidewalk Advocates for Life program, they have worked diligently to get sidewalk advocates present for every…

By: Lisa Lerer, originally published February 25, 2025, The New York Times The country’s largest manufacturer of abortion pills is wading into the first major legal battle over abortion of President Trump’s second term. The company, GenBioPro, on Tuesday asked a Texas court to add it to the list of defendants in a lawsuit filed…

By: Nancy Flanders, originally published February 20, 2025, LiveAction.org It had been 16 months since decorated U.S. Army Captain Jonathan Darnel had been imprisoned for non-violent, pro-life activism. He still had 18 months left to serve of his 34-month sentence when on January 23, word came that the newly-inaugurated President Donald Trump had pardoned him…

By: Cassy Fiano-Chesser, originally published February 19, 2025, LiveAction.org Abortion is horrific and unacceptable primarily because it intentionally kills human beings, but it is also horrific because it harms women — emotionally and sometimes even physically. Nearly 15 years ago, Priscilla Dray was horribly injured after a botched abortion, which left her septic and required the amputation…

By: Stacy Trasancos, Ph.D., originally published February 21, 2025, Crisis Magazine The Catholic Church was not only the first to warn against IVF and its consequences, but it is also now the work of today’s Church to be the final defense against the practice of IVF too. As promised, President Donald Trump signed an executive order…

By: Nathanael Blake, originally published February 25, 2025, The Federalist A giant government handout to an unaccountable and often evil industry is not the way to make America great again. IVF won’t make America great again.  President Trump’s executive order on in vitro fertilization is a relic from Democrats’ attempts to make IVF into a campaign issue…