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Two psychiatrists have penned an op-ed in the The New York Times explaining why they no longer fully support Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program, saying that it is no longer the "last resort" it was meant to be.
Read →"Public support for retaining the three-day reflection period has been evident for months and, if anything, appears to be strengthening."
Read →A lawsuit filed by AL, AR, & LA challenges abortion “shield laws” in NY, CA, and MA, calling them "swords disguised as shields and driven into pro-life states."
Read →On Oct. 5, the City Council of Snyder, Texas, voted unanimously to become the 100th city in the US and the 83rd in TX to adopt an ordinance outlawing abortion.
Read →The abortion pill stockpile in New York has expired without distributing a single pill, and Governor Kathy Hochul seemingly does not plan to replace them.
Read →"Some days I questioned if I could really do it, but then I’d remember the nurses who carried me through. I wanted to be that for someone else."
Read →A fact sheet tells women after a second-trimester chemical abortion they may see the baby's "head, arms, or legs" and tells them to throw the baby in the trash.
Read →A group led by AOC wants the passage of a 'right' to on-demand abortion within the first 100 hours of Congress if the Democrats win the House in November.
Read →Abortion activists in Poland have launched an abortion pill "delivery locker" to make abortion easier to access the country... with no medical supervision.
Read →The former TV personality, Dame Esther Rantzen, died at home with her family months after ceasing cancer treatments.
Read →The ‘abortion up to birth clause' in the UIK Crime and Policing Act 2026 makes it legal to commit DIY abortion for any reason, at any point up to birth.
Read →Belfast City Hall was to be illuminated green in 'celebration' of International Safe Abortion Day, and pro-lifers came out to support preborn babies.
Read →Members of Congress have asked T. March Bell, the Inspector General of HHS, to investigate Planned Parenthood's federal funding.
Read →Backlash was swift, with one person commenting, "People should be able to walk into a church at their lowest point and find a reason to keep living."
Read →Since the launch of Aftermath in September 2025, Kansans for Life has taken the exhibit to 26 communities, schools, and churches statewide.
Read →Abortion advocates are calling for Dutch parliament to reclassify abortion as health care, removing it from the criminal code of the Netherlands.
Read →Documents show a new abortion side business, Cercle Allocation Services, Inc., selling fetal body parts for $765 each to taxpayer-funded labs at the U of CA.
Read →Though the numbers are alarming, VADRB's report views the increase in deaths as positive, calling assisted dying "highly valued and treasured by Victorians."
Read →As a French Catholic father of eight who worked in banking before becoming a CFO, Paul de Lacvivier didn't to become a pro-life advocate in Tokyo, Japan.
Read →Approximately 30,000 people gathered for the fifth National March for Life in Bratislava on September 20, calling for an end to abortion and surrogacy.
Read →The drugs used in executions are often the same as in assisted suicide/euthanasia; these deaths are often less peaceful and quick than many realize.
Read →Abortion advocates claim abortion philanthropists are not as interested in directly funding abortion as they were immediately following the Dobbs decision.
Read →A person has died by suicide after taking lethal assisted suicide drugs left unused when their partner died in hospital without taking them.
Read →She initially had no idea she was pregnant, until her parents and her boyfriend thought she had been gaining weight, and finally realized she was pregnant.
Read →A second newborn was safely surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box in Wisconsin, ensuring the child's protection and care. The program continues to provide life-saving alternatives for parents in crisis.
Read →Florida Commissioner of Education Henry Mack issued a memorandum to school districts instructing them to remove sexually explicit materials from school libraries and to follow state law rather than guidance from organizations like the American Library Association or PEN America. The memo cites statute 1006.28(2)(a), which mandates discontinuing use of materials deemed pornographic or harmful if a parent is denied the right to read passages at school board meetings, and highlights concerns over books promoting graphic sexual content and abortion being accessible to minors in Florida schools.
Read →Dennis van E. was sentenced to less than 16 years in prison for forcing his pregnant girlfriend, Patricia de Oliveira Santos, to take abortion pills and a lethal cocktail of drugs, resulting in her death and the death of her baby boy in the Netherlands.
Read →The United Kingdom will expand bereavement leave starting in April 2027 to include two weeks of unpaid leave for employees and their partners who suffer a miscarriage, undergo an abortion before 24 weeks, or lose an embryo during IVF transfer, including surrogacy cases. The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children and other critics argue that equating abortion with miscarriage in bereavement leave policy is an insult and raises questions about the recognition of unborn human life and the normalization of abortion and surrogacy practices.
Read →Pro-life leaders are marking the 50th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment by urging Congress to maintain protections against taxpayer-funded abortion. Advocates highlight the millions of lives saved and call for renewed vigilance as political threats to Hyde intensify.
Read →Pope Leo visited Lourdes, France, where he condemned abortion and euthanasia, criticizing France's government for legalizing both and emphasizing the inherent dignity of the ill and disabled. He encouraged French bishops to continue opposing assisted suicide and highlighted Lourdes as a place of Christian hope where all lives, regardless of frailty, are fully respected and welcomed.
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