January 22nd, 2007 marks the 34th anniversary of legalized abortion on demand in the United States. In 1973, Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton rendered abortion legal through all nine months of pregnancy for almost any reason. Thirty-four years later, as the...
33 Years after Roe v. Wade
January 22, 2006 marks the 33rd year of legal abortion in America. Abortion law in America is often misunderstood. Organizations that promote abortion frequently misrepresent current law by inferring that abortion is only legal in the first three months of...
World Cup Puts America’s Abortion Shame In the Spotlight
We’ve watched 48 nations come together in the largest soccer tournament in history, the 2026 FIFA World Cup. While countries around the globe celebrate the incredible athletic achievements displayed on the field, the World Cup also provides an opportunity to reflect...
“Too Political”: 13-Year-Old Claims School Banned Her Poem about Babies in the Womb
A 13-year-old middle school student in Colorado was allegedly banned from reading a Pro-Life slam poem for a class assignment because it was considered "too political." However, according to the student and her mother, other students were allowed to present poems...
BREAKING: Court Blocks Mail-Order Abortion Pills
An appeals court blocked mail-order abortion pills nationwide—even in Democratic states—on Friday. The ruling takes effect immediately but is expected to be reviewed soon by the U.S. Supreme Court. The Pro-Life victory means that all abortions in the U.S. will once...
Facing 27 Pounds of Tumors, She Refused to Sacrifice Her Child
Brionna Johnson sat in a doctor’s office hearing words no pregnant mother expects. She was told that if she wanted to treat the massive tumors growing inside her body, she would need to kill her preborn baby. Brionna was expecting her second child when doctors said it...
Texas Right to Life Joins Pro-Life Groups Calling for Trump Admin to Stop Mail-Order Abortion Pills
Texas Right to Life called upon the Trump administration and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to stop federal support for mail-order abortion drugs. The Pro-Life group Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America organized the national coalition letter to urge the White...
Five-Year-Old Abandoned For Heart Surgery–His Doctor Adopted Him
At just five years old, True was dropped off to get a major heart surgery at a children’s hospital in Omaha, completely alone. Born with a serious congenital heart defect called hypoplastic right heart syndrome, his life depended on a complex surgery. In 2022, on the...
New Bill in the Works to Ban Abortion Pills Nationwide
For many years, abortion in America mostly happened inside clinics. But that’s no longer the case. Today, a major shift has taken place: Abortion pills are now the most common way babies are killed in the United States. In fact, they make up more than half of all...
AG Paxton Sues World’s Largest Abortion Pill Distributor for Illegally Shipping Drugs into Texas
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is once again taking strong action to protect Texan babies and their mothers. Paxton filed a lawsuit against Aid Access, the world’s largest distributor of abortion pills, along with its founder, Rebecca Gomperts, and California...