The U.S. Supreme Court decisions of Roe v. Wade and its companion case of Doe v. Bolton are known for not only...
The U.S. Supreme Court recently halted parts of the Texas pro-life omnibus bill, HB2. And while the decision from the Court may...
A new student group, formed but not yet officially recognized by Fordham University, is certainly making quite the name for itself. It...
For those of you who have read my writer’s bio, you may have noticed that I’ve mentioned I plan to “impact the...
On September 30, 1976, the Hyde Amendment became law. While the U.S. Supreme Court had just made abortion legal in all 50...
September 25 marked the 34th anniversary of China’s One-Child Policy. Women’s Rights Without Frontiers (WRWF) president Reggie Littlejohn in response wrote an...
Ohio’s abortion rate dropped to its lowest level since 1976, according to a study released on Friday by the state’s Department of...
In 2011, the state of Texas decided to cut off state funding from abortion providers, namely Planned Parenthood. The reason was not...
In honor of World Suicide Prevention Day, Live Action News published a piece on the abortion-suicide link. Sadly, but perhaps not surprisingly,...
At Regent University, where I am currently a first year law student, our classes run a little bit longer than is required...
In July, a running back for the Baltimore Ravens, Ray Rice, was suspended for two games after striking his then fiancée. With...
By now you’ve surely heard about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, as well as the controversy surrounding it when it comes to...
After Live Action News re-printed Sarah Terzo’s piece from Secular Pro-Life Perspectives, I felt compelled to share my own thoughts. Sarah writes...
While the abortion industry is certainly rejoicing, pro-lifers have cause for concern with the latest court rulings. Operation Rescue has reported on...