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By Carole Novielli, originally published in LiveAction on February 26, 2024 A group of pro-life doctors who are plaintiffs in an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court abortion pill case have filed their brief seeking to hold the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) accountable against an alleged “unfettered power.” The plaintiffs believe the FDA failed to protect…

By Erin Hawley, originally published February 26, 2024, LifeNews A recently released federal report shows that almost $2 billion of American taxpayer funds were given to abortion advocates like Planned Parenthood in just three short years. According to the Government Accountability Office, Planned Parenthood and two international abortion groups collectively received $1.89 billion in federal funds from…

From Alliance Defending Freedom When Elizabeth faced an unexpected pregnancy shortly after graduating college, she didn’t know where to turn. Although she was unsure about pursuing abortion, her boyfriend at the time wanted her to go to Planned Parenthood—and soon she found herself being coerced to take abortion drugs.  Elizabeth was assured that when she…

By Nathanael Blake, originally published on February 16, 2024, The Federalist and EPPC Sin stays hungry. For proof, just look at a recent New Yorker puff piece on a Maryland abortion facility that specializes in late-term abortions — up to 34 weeks of pregnancy. Sometimes mothers want abortions even after that, which led one of the facility’s…

The CRTL office phone is ringing and we have received emails wondering, “Where are the CRTL endorsements?” for this primary, the first after the defeat of Issue 1 in November. Rachel Citak. attorney and president of CRTL answers this question in our latest newsletter arriving in your mailboxes this week. Please read full article for a full understanding. To remain…

From our friends at Dayton Right to Life The Kettering abortuary (Women’s Med Dayton) has re-opened its baby-killing business after a burst pipe flooded the building in January. Though they are still not preforming surgical abortions, they are providing medical, also known as, “chemical” abortions. If you are not familiar with this process, it is THE…

By: Carole Novielli, Live Action News, originally published on February 21, 2024 Later abortions committed in 2023 are estimated to reach over 123,000 — which is more than the individual populations of many U.S. cities like Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Green Bay, Wisconsin; or Wilmington, Delaware. The 123,318 figure is extrapolated from estimated monthly numbers published by the Guttmacher Institute (a…

By: Human Life International Staff, Updated February 15, 2024 How Common Are Life-Threatening Pregnancies? Medical science has progressed to the point where an abortion is never necessary to preserve the life or the health of the mother. This has been true for more than half a century. Abortions performed to preserve the life or the health of…

By: Pam Belluck, The New York Times, originally published February 22, 2024 Doctors in a handful of blue states have found a way to provide abortions to women in red states where it is banned or restricted. They are doing it with a new tool: laws that protect them from prosecutors elsewhere. These telemedicine shield…