Courts
Florida sues Planned Parenthood for lying to women about abortion pill’s safetyThe state of Florida is suing Planned Parenthood over “manifestly false” claims regarding the safety of chemical abortions, which hospitalize thousands of women annually, the state’s attorney general announced… Read More
Courts
Man faces death penalty for murdering pregnant woman refusing to abort babyA Florida man faces the death penalty for murdering a pregnant teenager who refused to abort her unborn baby. A Seminole County jury Oct. 27 found 23-year-old Donovan… Read More
Politics
Abortion debate looms over elections in New Jersey, Virginia and PennsylvaniaWhile abortion is not on the ballot in any state election this week, the issue remains a crucial topic as three states could see shifts in political power. Read More
Culture
Most Americans doubt the safety of mifepristone under current FDA guidelines, poll findsMore than 70% of Americans believe an in-person doctor visit should be required for the prescription of mifepristone – the chemical abortion drug – according to a new… Read More
Culture
California to dump tens of millions into keeping Planned Parenthood clinics open in the state amid national closuresCalifornia is pledging a whopping $140 million towards keeping Planned Parenthood clinics afloat in the state, as pro-life advocates tell The Heartlander “Big Abortion” is “scheming to grow their… Read More
Politics
Virginia governor race: Pro-lifers warn state could become ‘abortion capital of the south’The state of Virginia might “see unprecedented growth as an abortion destination” depending on the outcome of its upcoming gubernatorial election on Nov. 4, pro-life groups warn. One… Read More
Courts
Alvin Bragg still refuses to prosecute assailant who punched pro-life woman in face on videoDespite her attorney’s best efforts, Savannah Craven Antao’s assaulter will still not face prosecution from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office. Craven Antao was conducting “man-on-the-street” interviews in April… Read More
Government
EPA investigating abortion pill pollution of drinking waterThe Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing whether abortion pills are contaminating the nation’s water supply. The agency opened the review this summer after… Read More
Courts
‘Flat-out drug dealing’: Louisiana sues FDA over mail-order abortionsLouisiana has filed a lawsuit against two federal agencies over Biden-era policies permitting mail-order abortions across state lines. The lawsuit, filed Oct. 6, alleges… Read More
Culture
Planned Parenthood closes what was largest abortion clinic in AmericaPlanned Parenthood has closed what was once the largest abortion facility in the United States, located in Houston, Texas. The group’s 78,000-square-foot Prevention Park location in Houston… Read More
Missouri
Op-Ed: Setting the record straight on ballot languageA recent column in the Kansas City Star suggested my office is taking a “second bite at the apple” in drafting ballot language for a constitutional amendment. That… Read More
Culture
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin to halt abortions starting Oct. 1Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin announced it will stop scheduling abortions beginning Oct. 1, citing cuts to Medicaid funding that threaten its ability to operate. The group said… Read More
Government
Firestorm grows over Virginia school’s alleged secret abortion arrangement for minor student amid senator’s probeA scandal over a Virginia public school allegedly arranging abortions for minor students intensified this week, as the chairman of a key Senate committee launched a federal inquiry into… Read More
Government
HHS and FDA confirm Mifepristone investigation still ongoing in letterThe Food and Drug Administration is continuing to investigate the risks of the chemical abortion pill, according to a letter replying to an inquiry from… Read More
Government
Trump admin ending $22 million in research using aborted baby partsThe Trump administration is moving to end federal research funding that uses tissue from aborted babies, halting $22 million in grants. The National Institutes of Health has reportedly… Read More
Government
US yet to destroy $9.7 million in contraceptives, abortifacients overseasThe United States Department of State’s plan to destroy more than $9 million worth of abortifacient contraceptives stored at a warehouse in Belgium is still unfolding, as of Friday. Read More
Courts
Planned Parenthood seeks fewer safety checks on chemical abortions in lawsuit against MissouriCircuit Judge Jerri Zhang of Jackson County, Missouri, is considering whether to uphold Missouri’s restriction on chemical abortions after hearing a lawsuit, brought on behalf of Planned Parenthood Wednesday. Read More
Culture
Father-to-be accused of lacing pregnant girlfriend’s drink with abortion pills prescribed in his name, killing unborn childAs new data suggests the abortion pill poses significant health risks to women, lax medical regulations have led to increased cases… Read More
Government
RFK Jr. says abortion pill under review, medical requirements may be reinstatedThe Trump administration is reviewing new data on the risks of the abortion pill, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. said on Thursday. “We know that… Read More
Courts
Trump admin ends unlawful Biden rule using HIPAA to promote abortionThe Trump administration has ended Biden-era regulations using federal health privacy laws to promote abortion and so-called gender-transition procedures. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under… Read More