The number of abortions in the U.S. continued to rise in 2025, according to a new report, while the number of unborn lives lost to the abortion drug jumped dramatically. The Guttmacher Institute, founded as a component of Planned Parenthood in…
Lawmakers in Arizona are joining a growing trend of state legislatures moving to regulate or outlaw the mailing of abortion drugs, especially from out of state. State Rep. Rachel Keshel (R), joined by fellow Republicans Lisa Fink, John Gillette,…
A leading pro-life group is pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi to enforce the 1873 Comstock Act to halt the mailing of chemical abortion pills, saying it is essential to protect preborn babies, their mothers and the ability of states to…
A strong majority of Americans of all political stripes support restoring regulations surrounding the abortion drug mifepristone, according to a new survey. A poll conducted by CRC Research found that more than two-thirds (67%) of Americans…
On February 4, the South Carolina House passed H. 4760 to stop the mail-order distribution of abortion-inducing drugs in our state. Since then, the bill has stalled in the Senate Medical Affairs Committee without a hearing. Senator Danny Verdin …
As the Trump-Vance Department of Justice repeatedly defends Joe Biden’s Covid-era abortion drug rules in court, a new poll finds almost half (49%) of likely voters nationwide are less likely to support elected representatives who back mail-order…
The rate of adverse events from the abortion pill grew significantly higher after the Biden administration removed the in-person dispensing requirement for the drug. The rate of serious adverse events was 10.15% when a requirement was in effect…
Last week the U.S. Department of Justice moved to dismiss lawsuits brought by Florida and Texas against the Food and Drug Administration – siding with the abortion industry on mail-order drugs against pro-life states for the second time in a…
A South Dakota Senate committee has advanced legislation cracking down on mail-order abortion pills, taking a key step toward closing loopholes that allow chemical abortions to evade the state’s abortion ban that protects babies. The Senate…
In spite of over 2,100 emails from Hoosier constituents to legislators over the past few weeks, Senate Bill 236, a bill to help stop the illegal trafficking of abortion drugs into Indiana, did not receive a hearing in the Indiana House and is…
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