A first-of-its-kind trial that opened June 24 in Oakland could decide whether California can fine two pro-life nonprofits more than $20 million for telling women about a treatment that may reverse a chemical abortion. California Attorney General Rob Bonta is asking an Alameda County Superior Court judge to penalize Heartbeat International and its California affiliate, […] The post California Puts Free Speech on Trial Over a Pill That Saves Babies first appeared on California Family Council .
Earlier this year, a young mother—whom we’ll call Mama F—was on her way to Planned Parenthood for an abortion appointment. When she arrived, one of our Sidewalk Advocates greeted her with a simple act of kindness: a small gift bag filled with information, resources, and an invitation to visit Pro-Life Utah’s mobile clinic across the […] The post A Heart Changed first appeared on Sidewalk Advocates for Life .
“Because of the failures of the Trump Administration to enforce the Comstock Act or to thoroughly review the so-called science that supports Chemical Abortion Pill policy, dangerous pathological medical waste goes into our waterways by the tons every year,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “In our amicus brief, we argue that the failure to protect endangered species from abortion water ... Read More The post Students for Life Again Stands with Louisiana in Case Against the Food & Drug Administration, Still Dropping the Ball in Protecting Human Beings & Endangered Species from Deadly C
For Immediate Release: June 26, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom Washington, D.C. – In a win for pro-life states and abortion drug coercion survivors, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted plaintiffs’ request for an expedited hearing in Louisiana v. FDA. The appeal is scheduled to be heard on September 9. This week 83 state […]
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to conclude a safety review of the abortion pill by September, according to recent reports. Weeks ago, the FDA commenced a study of the safety of mifepristone – the first drug in the two-drug abortion regimen commonly referred to as the “abortion pill.” Should the FDA […] The post FDA Will Reportedly Conclude Abortion Pill Safety Review by September appeared first on Daily Citizen .
Gainesville, Florida Planned Parenthood announced the closure of its Gainesville center in June 2026, attributing the decision to close the center to low patient volumes. Source: The Independent Florida Alligator
Port Angeles, Washington After losing taxpayer funding through Medicaid, Planned Parenthood closed its center in Port Angeles in April 2026. The center previously administered abortion drugs up to 12 weeks of pregnancy, two weeks later than the timeframe approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Sources: Peninsula Daily News; Planned Parenthood
Indianapolis, Indiana The Southside center was one of two of Planned Parenthood’s Indianapolis locations to close in April 2026. Planned Parenthood blamed the closures on cuts to funding and increased costs. Source: FOX59
Indianapolis, Indiana In April 2026, Planned Parenthood closed two of its three Indianapolis locations, including the Midtown center, blaming funding cuts. Source: FOX59
Lakeland, Florida Planned Parenthood Lakeland Health Center closed its doors in March 2026, pointing to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America celebrated the closure: “Defunding abortion businesses, led by Planned Parenthood, marks the greatest pro-life victory since the Dobbs decision.” Source: Spectrum News
Littleton, Colorado Planned Parenthood announced the closure of its Littleton center in May 2025. While Planned Parenthood’s official closure notice noted that a new center would open at a different location in Littleton sometime in July 2025, no such opening has occurred. The closed Littleton location performed drug-induced abortions up to 11 weeks of pregnancy, […]
West Bend, Wisconsin The West Bend center was one of three Planned Parenthood locations in Wisconsin to close in December 2025. Source: Wisconsin Family Council
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Planned Parenthood’s center in Wisconsin Rapids closed in December 2025 alongside two of Planned Parenthood’s other Wisconsin locations. The Wisconsin Family Council reacted to the closures, describing them as “excellent news.” Source: Wisconsin Family Council
Portage, Wisconsin The Portage center was one of three Planned Parenthood centers to close in December 2025, with local pro-lifers celebrating the news and attributing the closures to Planned Parenthood’s loss of Medicaid tax dollars. Source: Wisconsin Family Council
Columbus, Ohio The Franklinton Health Center closed its doors in December 2025, citing a sharp drop in patient volume and laying off 17 employees. Local pro-lifers pointed to nearby alternatives that could provide quality care to former Planned Parenthood patients, including a federally qualified health center. Source: 10 WBNS
Los Angeles, California Planned Parenthood Los Angeles closed its Bixby center, which focused on abortion drugs, in November 2025. Pro-life advocates celebrated the news and pointed to a report from Planned Parenthood that attributed recent closures to the One Big Beautiful Bill. Previously, the Bixby center offered abortion drugs up to 11 weeks of pregnancy […]
Paris, Texas According to Planned Parenthood’s website, the Paris, Texas location is no longer open for in-person customers as of October, 2025. Source: Planned Parenthood
Louisiana Right to Life responded to Planned Parenthood's announcement to return to Louisiana and open a facility in New Orleans by expressing concern over the abortion provider's telehealth services potentially violating state law and their intent to make abortion a key aspect of their services. The organization affirmed its commitment to supporting life and working with public officials, health care providers, pregnancy resource centers, churches, and communities to protect unborn babies and support mothers and families in Louisiana.
Grondelski argues that abortion debates continue to rely on an overly individualistic understanding of privacy after Dobbs. He discusses medication provision, state policy, and the need for local support networks as areas where he believes broader public responsibilities remain relevant.
For Immediate Release: June 23, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom Washington, D.C. – A coalition of 83 state and national pro-life groups, led by SBA Pro-life America, sent a letter to Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche urging the Department of Justice to resolve the Louisiana v. FDA lawsuit by agreeing to a court-ordered consent decree […]
By Judie Brown In the throes of struggling against the forces of godlessness in our daily efforts, we often forget to be grateful for blessings. It is challenging to feel compassion for women poisoning themselves by the ingestion of abortion pills when we realize that these very women are literally rejecting the children growing within… Read More » Let Us Have Gratitude The post Let Us Have Gratitude appeared first on ALL .
It’s not just pro-life activists and clean water activists demanding the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) track hormone-disrupting metabolites from Chemical Abortion Pills in our water. Now, doctors and conservationists are speaking out. The EPA keeps a list of water contaminants they track and regulate for public health safety, updating the list every 5 years. The list is due to be updated this year, and the EPA just finished collecting comments from the public on what should be included. Students for Life ... Read More The post Doctors & Environmentalists Back SFLA, Demand EPA Track Che
A Planned Parenthood affiliate is offering “Just In Case Abortion Pills,” to women who aren’t even pregnant. These pills, currently offered in two states, Washington and Hawaii, are stocked up before pregnancy begins as an “advanced provision” in the event that an unwanted pregnancy oc... The post Planned Parenthood Offers ‘Just In Case Abortion Pills’ appeared first on The Human Life Review .
(Washington, D.C.): Nearly four years after the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, a new Americans United for Life (AUL)/YouGov poll shows Americans overwhelmingly value women’s safety and right to informed consent, while public support for in-person dispensing requirements falls short: Americans remain divided on their views on the abortion pill, where only 47% support allowing mifepristone in the United States as a prescription drug and only 64% had heard of mifepristone (or medication abortion) […] The post POLL: Majority of Americans Believe Safety, Not Ease of Access, Should Gu
In this episode of Daybreak – latest poll of polls; the BSA were planning for 2027 until…; Labour scraps the $5 surcharge on prescriptions but there’s a few red flags in their presentation; the Taranaki Cathedral are similar to St Matthews in the City and have forgotten to open their Bible; Winston Peters stops our international embassies being woke; Lush cosmetics celebrates Maui Dolphins and breast removal of gender-confused girls; more push-back by sports teams against ‘Pride’ games; Pauline Hanson hits the target in her speech on gender ideology, late term abortion, multiculturalism, and m
The Lessons from Baby Clementine’s Case. Why New Jersey Should Reject A2218/S2260 and Preserve Accountability Published in NRL News June 18, 2026 by Marie Tasy, Executive Director, New Jersey Right to Life The parents of Baby Clementine are still searching for answers. Their questions center on a late-term abortion performed at Cherry Hill Women’s […]
We speak to our Australian correspondent Lyle Shelton from the Family First political party in Oz. Topics covered include: the rise and rise of Pauline Hanson and One Nation; is Pauline a social conservative; a new pro life bill banning late term abortions to be introduced in South Australia; attempts to reintroduce biological definitions of woman & man are also being made in Oz as in NZ; and a new documentary on born-alive abortions. The post McBlog: One Nation, New Pro-Life Bill, Sex Discrimination Law, Born-Alive Abortions appeared first on Family First NZ .
New reviews the Society of Family Planning's final 2025 estimates and emphasizes the growing share attributed to telehealth. His commentary argues that mailed medication weakens state abortion restrictions and calls for federal policy changes.
Louisiana resident Jamelle Kelly has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies after allegedly dosing a pregnant woman with Chemical Abortion Pills against her will. As a result of the pills, the woman was admitted to the hospital, where she underwent an emergency C-section at just 23 weeks. Miraculously, the baby was born alive despite weighing just a pound and is currently in the ... Read More The post Louisiana Case Reminds Us, Yet Again, That Chemical Abortion Is the Abuser’s Dream appeared first on Students for Life of America .
