Cast Your Vote A gaggle of actors, musicians, and other celebrities have thrown their support to Planned Parenthood and their morals to the wind by signing a full-page New York Times advertisement calling for support for the abortion giant. This comes as Planned Parenthood begins to sweat under some well-earned scrutiny from the Trump administration and Republicans in the House

I never thought the school would reject me for promoting life, but, unfortunately, they did. My right to have a school club and use my voice to speak the truth was stripped away.  Eight months ago, I heard my call to open a pro-life group within my unique, virtual school, which I am so thankful for. I was so excited

Written by Jalen X. Marrero and Akari R. Sustache  The Students for Life of America group at the University of Puerto Rico (UPR-RP), Río Piedras, held an open event on Wednesday, May 7th, to discuss one of the most important and controversial human rights issues of our time: abortion.  This debate event, titled “Abortion has another face, let’s talk,” followed

Adriana Smith is a nurse, a daughter, and a devoted mom. At just nine weeks pregnant, she suffered a devastating medical emergency, and even though she’s on life support and non-responsive, her baby’s heart is still beating—a life still growing inside the womb.    There’s new life and hope even in the midst of tragedy. Adriana’s son is a powerful reminder

“Medical bills are no joke. What Adriana Smith and her family need right now is concrete, compassionate support—not the politicization of their situation,” said Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins. “Students for Life of America is coming to their aid by launching a LifeFunder Page to help pay for Smith and her baby’s medical needs. We stand with Adriana

In an explosive development in the ongoing pushback against Chemical Abortion Pills, the head of the U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert Kennedy Jr., has ordered the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to conduct a “complete review” of the pills following new reports on their potential dangers.  Commenting on new data about adverse health events from taking Chemical Abortion

This May, many college seniors are exchanging their years of hard work for diplomas and attending commencement ceremonies seeking inspiration.  Unfortunately, graduates at Saint Mary’s College (SMC), a Catholic women’s liberal arts college in Indiana, will likely leave their commencement discouraged.    The 2025 Commencement Speaker at Saint Mary’s College is Dr. Mary McAleese, a pro-abortion and anti-Catholic scholar whose pro-abortion

The Ethics & Public Policy Center (EPPC) released their second groundbreaking study on the Chemical Abortion Pill, mifepristone, on Monday, and it’s more bad news for pill traffickers and pill pushers. While the previous study examined the safety of the pill—and found it isn’t safe at all, with 10.93% of women experiencing a serious adverse effect from taking it—this study

When then President Bill Clinton forced Chemical Abortion Pills onto the U.S. Market, data from tests conducted more than 40 years ago were part of the “proof” that basically said, Sure, the pills KILL, but don’t worry, a baby will be gone. Over the years, Democratic Party Presidents Barack Obama and then Joe Biden deregulated Chemical Abortion Pills, making it easy for Chemical

This article was written by Cristina Flores. My name is Cristina Flores, and I am graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Creative Writing from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) this coming May 2025. My journey through college hasn’t been the easiest, but it’s certainly been full of joys and opportunity.  Having started my college education