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1.1KAbortion PillThree states file lawsuit to stop mail-order abortion drugs
Missouri, Kansas, and Idaho jointly filed a lawsuit Monday against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Department of Health (DOH) to...
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4.5KGuest ColumnI survived assault and addiction. Then an unplanned pregnancy opened my eyes to God’s grace.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this guest post are solely those of the guest author. When I was 13 years old, just...
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1.1KInternationalNine people jailed for surrogacy-related child trafficking in Russia
Nine people have been sentenced to jail for child trafficking in Russia following an investigation into the European Center of Surrogate Motherhood....
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3.1KNewsbreakOhio voters enshrine abortion as a ‘constitutional right’ in the state
On Tuesday, the majority of voters passed Issue 1 in Ohio, a ballot measure that will enshrine abortion as a “right” in...
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1.7KAnalysisAbortion advocates fear artificial wombs could hinder the ‘right’ to end preborn lives
Scientists behind the invention of artificial wombs say the technology could someday serve to protect premature babies, providing them with an environment...
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3.6KAnalysisThe estimates are in: Have abortions decreased or increased since the end of Roe?
Abortions reached over one million after the reversal of Roe v. Wade, according to #WeCount’s October 2023 data, which estimated 1,072,240 preborn...
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1.9KIssuesDoctor used his own sperm to impregnate fertility patient: ‘I felt like a science experiment’
An Idaho woman is suing a fertility doctor she used 34 years ago, alleging that he used his own sperm to impregnate...
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2.5KHuman Interest‘Trail blazing’ woman with Down syndrome completes NYC Marathon
Kayleigh Williamson, a marathoner with Down syndrome, has already made history several times… but she’s just done it again, becoming one of...
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1.4KNewsbreakSan Diego county supervisor wants funds spent to shut down pregnancy centers
UPDATE, 11/7/23, 10:43p EST: The Board of Supervisors failed to pass Lawson-Remer’s proposal to go on fishing expeditions in an effort to...
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1.2KIssuesFederal judge hands partial victory to pro-lifers in allowing buffer zone lawsuit
A federal judge in Minneapolis ruled October 30 that a First Amendment challenge against the city’s “buffer zone” law can proceed, in...
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1.3KAnalysisOhio pro-life group releases powerful ads ahead of abortion vote
(National Review) A pair of new ads from a pro-life group in Ohio warns of the potential dangers of a ballot measure...
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2.2KNewsbreakAd accurately states how Ohio’s Issue 1 would protect sexual predators
The organization Created Equal has produced an ad that highlights a major concern surrounding Ohio’s Issue 1, which is on the November...
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2.9KHuman RightsJudge denies treatment outside country for another critically ill British baby
Update 11/8/23: A judge today denied a request from Indi’s parents to either bring her home or to allow her to travel to...
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2.4KHuman InterestMicro-preemie home after 16 months in hospital: ‘He’s a miracle baby’
A little boy who spent the first 16 months of his life in the hospital recently reached a big milestone — he...
