A peer-reviewed study published July 20 found “significant” concentrations of the chemical abortion drug mifepristone in the water supply of three U.S. cities. Environmental and medical researchers found levels up to 0.041 micrograms per liter…
Last month, the Guttmacher Institute released a new analysis of 2025 abortion data. Because several states are enforcing strong pro-life laws, many women travel to other states to obtain abortions. Specifically, the report found that, in 2025,…
If you drove through Harrisburg, heading west toward the state Capitol building, you couldn’t miss Ed Snell’s house. It was the abode with a sign out front protesting abortion and the politicians who supported it. Protest day was every day for…
The drinking water in two American cities contains mifepristone, the active ingredient in chemical abortions, a bombshell new study shows. Mifepristone is the first in the two-step chemical abortion regimen. It kills preborn babies by preventing…
On August 4, Kansans will have a chance to push back on a rocketing abortion rate that has grown exponentially in the years following the Kansas Supreme Court’s 2019 decision to enshrine abortion in the state constitution. The case related to…
On August 4, Kansans will have a chance to push back on a rocketing abortion rate that has grown exponentially in the years following the Kansas Supreme Court’s 2019 decision to enshrine abortion in the state constitution. The case related to…
On August 4, Kansans will have a chance to push back on a rocketing abortion rate that has grown exponentially in the years following the Kansas Supreme Court’s 2019 decision to enshrine abortion in the state constitution. The case related to…
A Jamaican doctor and pro-life advocate has strongly criticized the widespread availability of abortion in the Caribbean nation, declaring it “way too easy” and a travesty that is fueling the nation’s low birth rates at a time when officials are…
The measure, if signed by Democratic Gov. Maura Healey, will remove the last few restrictions on abortion in the state and replace them with “the professional judgment of the physician.” The post Massachusetts lawmakers pass bill…
Next Tuesday, Kansans will decide whether they will join 21 others states in electing their justices to their Supreme Court. “Kansas started with a popular vote selection process in 1861,” according to the Kansas Information Network. “In 1958…
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