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The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals kept in place a temporary block on a law used to stop a New York-based business from advertising how to obtain abortion pills by mail order.
Read →Across the country, states that have enshrined abortion into their constitutions have seen their common-sense pro-life laws challenged in court. Wisconsin could face similar consequences if abortion were added to our state… The post What’s at Stake if Abortion Is Enshrined in Wisconsin’s Constitution?
Read →Three state attorneys general just announced they are challenging blue state shield laws facilitating illegal abortion drug shipments. But they’re not just taking their case to the Supreme Court, they’re also seeking damages from those smuggling unlawful pills that harm women and the unborn into their states.
Read →Kentucky is suing a New York group that advertised illegal abortion drugs at the Kentucky State Fair. The state lawsuit accuses Mayday Health, which bills itself as “a reproductive health education nonprofit,” of “engaging in unfair, false, misleading, or deceptive business practices in viola...
Read →Paul Tuns: Ontario Superior Court Justice Carissima Mathen denied Claire Brosseau and Dying With Dignity an injunction to approve Brosseau to be killed by Medical Assistance in Dying based on mental illness as the sole criteria. Brosseau, a 49-year-old Toronto woman, is an actress and comedian, who filed a motion in May seeking a constitutional [...] The post Ontario court denies application for MAID for mental illness appeared first on The Interim .
Read →Multiple religious objectors are suing the state over its newly instituted assisted-suicide regime.
Read →A federal court has stopped Illinois from penalizing Catholic hospitals and religious health workers who refuse to take part in the state’s assisted-suicide law, including a requirement that they tell terminally ill patients how to obtain lethal medication. U.S.
Read →A pro-life leader pleaded not guilty in court today after prosecutors brought five new charges accusing her of silently praying near an abortion facility. This is the first criminal case under Britain’s national buffer-zone law, which prohibits pro-life free speech outside abortion businesses.
Read →Alliance Defending Freedom Of Counsel Erin Hawley commented regarding the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s court-ordered update submitted Wednesday on its mifepristone safety study.
Read →Illinois Catholic hospitals and religious healthcare workers can’t be penalized for refusing to inform terminally ill patients of assisted suicide options, a new court order ruled. The Medical Aid in Dying bill, signed into law on Dec.
Read →The Food and Drug Administration plans to complete its long-awaited review of abortion drugs in mid-December, but the public won’t see the results until March, according to a Wednesday filing from the Justice Department. The 5th Circuit Court ordered the FDA to provide an update on its abortion pill safety review by Oct.
Read →A court in the United Kingdom is hearing a case about a woman who was charged with violating a local ordinance when she prayed silently outside of an abortion clinic.
Read →The Food and Drug Administration's safety review of mifepristone is expected to stretch into next year, according to an Oct. 7 court filing, prompting disappointment from pro-life groups.
Read →U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel A.
Read →Multiple religious objectors are suing the state over its newly instituted assisted suicide regime.
Read →Missouri's 2024 abortion amendment handed activist judges a wrecking ball for the state's pro-life laws. On Respect Life Sunday, Las Vegas Archbishop George Leo Thomas warned Nevada is one vote from...
Read →The state said the ruling could even “protect the solicitation... of online methamphetamine sales by groups who only ‘provide information’" about it.
Read →The Food and Drug Administration will not finish its safety review of the dangerous abortion pill mifepristone until March 2027, and it will not impose new restrictions before then, the agency said in a court filing Wednesday. That means babies will be killed and women will continue being injured in abortions for months without any […] The post FDA Postpones Review of Dangerous Abortion Pill to March 2027 appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →A woman accused of silently praying outside an abortion facility in Birmingham has entered fresh not guilty pleas to five charges under England and Wales’s new abortion buffer zone law. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, from Worcestershire, denied the charges at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
Read →Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stood outside the Supreme Court the day Dobbs came down and called the Court illegitimate. On September 1, 2026, a working group she co-chairs handed Hakeem Jeffries an 84-page battle...
Read →Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America has knocked on over 172,000 doors in Iowa, saying voters are shocked by the Democratic Party's abortion stance.
Read →The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) won’t publish its safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone until March, it disclosed in a Wednesday court filing, adding that it won’t impose any new restrictions on the pill before that point. The revelations are likely to further anger anti-abortion activists, who have been losing patience with the…
Read →A leak of the draft of the Dobbs decision in May 2022 is seen as the most significant breach of the court's confidentiality in its history. The post In rare interviews, Alito defends court’s independence, reflects on impact of Dobbs leak first appeared on OSV News .
Read →Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said in an interview that he has an opinion on the Dobbs decision leaker, but 'the evidence available at this time is not strong enough for the court, or for me, to say.'
Read →In 2023, Joe Biden's FDA let abortion pills ship by mail with no in-person doctor's visit. More than a year after the FDA promised a safety review, pro-life leaders say they've...
Read →We’ve all been in gatherings where we’ve sung Christian hymns, and we’re all familiar with so many of them. But when was the last time you heard a verse of a Christian hymn say, “And here comes judicial reform?” For me, it was this past Monday, as I gathered with Christian conservative leaders and prayer […] The post Pro-Life Americans Pray for Supreme Court as New Term Begins appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →This is the second part in a series for SCOTUSblog recounting two decades of constitutional change through the five editions of our casebook, the first published in 2008 and the latest to be published this December. In 2005, the Supreme Court’s 14th Amendment jurisprudence seemed
Read →When the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
Read →Here is what supporters of Virginia’s three constitutional amendments tell voters: The abortion measure merely “codifies Roe v. Wade.” The marriage measure simply “protects Virginia if the Supreme Court overturns Obergefell v.
Read →U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has published a collection of his speeches and writings under the title “So Ordered.” In Chapter 10, we read what turned out to be a controversial after-dinner speech that Alito gave at a 2022 conference in Rome on freedom of religion.
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