Here’s Why Abortion Will Remain a Federal Issue, Regardless of Who Wins the White House
An important domain of federal policy pertaining to abortion is the protection of health-care-provider conscience rights
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Supreme Court Denies Biden’s Attempt to Force Texas Emergency Doctors to Perform Abortions
Dr. Ingrid Skop, an OB-GYN who practices in Texas and serves as director of medical affairs at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, also praised the decision.
Changing the National Mindset on Abortion
COMMENTARY: As Ryan Anderson puts it, ‘Marriage is the best protector of unborn human life.’
Medical Failures and Political Fearmongering, Not Pro-Life Policies, Caused Georgia Maternal Deaths
COMMENTARY: Politically charged reporting that followed in the wake of these tragic events failed to examine the true reasons these women didn’t receive proper medical care.
Tim Walz Removed Requirement to Try to Save Babies Born Alive After Abortion
Kamala Harris’ Minnesota running mate signed a bill in May 2023 that pro-life advocates are calling disturbing.
Significant Rise in Unsupervised Abortions in 2023, New Study Finds
The upsurge also appears to be spurred on by an increase in women taking chemical abortion pills, which can now be legally obtained without a doctor’s visit.
New York Court Puts Pro-Abortion Amendment Back on November Ballot
The unanimous appellate-court decision on June 18 reverses a lower-court ruling that would have taken the proposal off of state ballots.
Appeals Court Says ER Doctors Do Not Have to Perform Abortions
Becerra in his 2022 letter said EMTALA’s alleged abortion requirements preempt any state laws that may prohibit abortion.
Supreme Courts in Three States Set to Hear Abortion Case Arguments
A look at Arizona, Wyoming, and New Mexico...
Pro-Life Groups Warn of Late Abortions in Ohio Issue 1. Here’s What the Initiative Says
Legislation that would ban abortion upon the detection of a heartbeat, which occurs around six weeks of pregnancy, is currently under review by the Ohio Supreme Court.
