On Friday, Pope Leo XIV issued his first “State of the World” address—a traditional annual speech that lays out the pope’s priorities for the year.  In concept, the practice sounds similar to the American “State of the Union” address. But Pope Leo’s speech differed in one fundamental way: Without mincing words or pursuing political correctness, he unapologetically, undeniably affirmed the sanctity of life.   “The vocation to love

The news is in, and Tim Walz is out as Minnesota governor. On Monday, after a publicity nightmare of a weekend, Walz announced he would be withdrawing his bid for re-election.  During Walz’s eight-year stint as governor, he’s achieved a slew of incredible feats, including:  All the above are touted as “signature accomplishments” on his gubernatorial website.  READ MORE: I watched as Gov. Tim Walz let my home state

In 2025, pre-born babies had just a 71% chance of survival in the womb. That’s according to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), which released a fact sheet in December detailing the need for improved “essential health care.” What’s shocking about WHO’s report? The organization’s number doesn’t account for unintentional injuries, ectopic pregnancies, or any other leading causes of

It all started on October 9, when our “All Human Life is Valuable” campus tour at Salisbury University abruptly took a turn. During a Students for Life of America tabling event designed to foster dialogue about the dignity of every human life, a male student staged a grotesque act of protest using a coat hanger and a basketball. He mimicked giving himself an abortion, played vulgar music, and shouted offensive remarks.  The

Getting into the groove of the school season brings familiar challenges, including the ongoing fight over abortion. While hearts and minds are engaged in campus debates, another battle unfolds quietly: student insurance plans that cover abortion.  We have Harvard University to thank as the “trailblazer.” A few years after Roe v. Wade’s establishment, the school’s paper, Harvard Crimson, announced in November 1976 that elective abortions would be included in its regular health

“You don’t have to be pro-life to want clean drinking water,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “Neglecting abortion water pollution to protect the Democrats’ favorite donors, Planned Parenthood & Chemical Abortion Pill pushers, represents a national crisis. In light of the more than 50 tons of human remains and tissue dumped in our waterways each year, we are calling on the Trump

Students for Life Protests ‘Judicial Insurrection’ Taking Place in America as Activist Federal Judge Pauses Defunding Planned Parenthood & All Abortion Vendors The Case TOMORROW in Boston may soon head to the Supreme Court MEDIA ADVISORY: The Pro-Life Generation Will Protest Rogue Judges at the U.S. Supreme Court 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. ET on Friday, July 18th as a

Around the time that President Donald Trump signed the “Big, Beautiful” Bill on Independence Day, which defunded Planned Parenthood and all abortion facilities, two celebrities decided to show their twisted obsession with abortion. It was immediately met with necessary backlash from pro-lifers and pro-choicers alike.    The abortion love train started when a clip of singer-songwriter Lily Allen went viral

All of June, outside the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS), Students for Life of America (SFLA) stood strong with posters and a large banner reading Defund Planned Parenthood waiting for a decision on Medina v. Planned Parenthood.   We made it clear that the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) showed up as the justices delivered a long-awaited win on Saturday, June 28th.  This 6-3

Planned Parenthood and abortion vendors received a clear message to “go fund themselves.”  The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) sent this message when they issued a landmark ruling, allowing states to cut funding to Planned Parenthood and other abortion vendors on June 26th. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Students for Life Action (@studentsforlifeaction) In the 6–3 decision,