This week the Florida House of Representatives voted to pass HB 5, a law defending preborn Life after 15 weeks. Anti-Life politicians and demonstrators vehemently opposed the bill. At one point, abortion activists disrupted the proceedings from the gallery, screaming...
Before the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral argument in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization last December, many legal scholars and commentators presumed the justices would rule for Mississippi but stop short of a wholesale reversal of...
Over the weekend Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) visited Texas to stump for abortion proponents Greg Casar and Jessica Cisneros, both of whom are running for Congress. Cisneros has disparaged the Texas Heartbeat Act, which saves 100 babies per day, as “oppressive.” In...
This Valentine’s Day the New York Times denied basic biological facts and attacked the humanity of preborn children. The Times asserted that a preborn child does not have a heart. They argue that the child’s heart is not actually a true heart but rather a “tube of...
Texas Right to Life weighed in last December in a landmark case over Pennsylvania’s ban on Medicaid funding of abortions. We urged the court to defend taxpayers from funding abortion and protect preborn children, stating, “a woman’s body is designed to carry her...
You deserve to know what your elected officials accomplish (and what they don’t) in the state Capitol in Austin. This is why we create the Pro-Life Scorecard, detailing every vote, every bill signed on to, every amendment, and every public statement that your...
February is recognized as Black History Month in the United States, a time to solemnly commemorate what Black Americans have endured and to celebrate their great victories and accomplishments in this country. Ironically, we have seen a slew of abortion groups...
Abortions in Texas have dropped by approximately 60% since the Texas Heartbeat Act took effect September 1, 2021. Roe v. Wade’s days may be numbered as the Supreme Court’s decision in a Mississippi case (Dobbs v. Jackson) approaches this summer. Yet, one look around...