Radical pro-choice Democrats in Virginia just lost a major battle entering election season.   The Supreme Court of Virginia issued a landmark ruling this morning, striking down a newly proposed congressional redistricting map. The map would have given Democrats a 10-1 advantage in congressional races in the state, a dramatic shift from the previous 6-5 ratio of the previous map.  Student leaders from Students for Life of America (SFLA)

America is a country of animal lovers.  So much so that Oregon is advancing a proposed ballot initiative that would get rid of exemptions to animal cruelty laws in an attempt to reduce ”animal abuse, animal neglect, and animal sexual assault” and “improve their quality of life.” The initiative has garnered criticism for the outsized impact it would have on agriculture and fishing, even causing common practices in the industries to be criminalized. 

WATCH: SFLA President Kristan Hawkins discusses the need for Comstock Enforcement in a Social Media Event, Prior to DOJ Meeting  After the meeting, Hawkins observed:   “It was good news that the Department of Justice is aware of their authority to enforce the Comstock Act, and that they’ve been looking into it. Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi failed to execute the

Few would argue that maintaining the environment requires killing the people who live in it, which made a mother’s claim that she did just that all the more shocking.  Esther Kim Varet, a candidate for California’s 40th Congressional District, recently said in an interview that she aborted two of her children. The first baby she aborted was when she was 21 before she and her husband had two children. Those two children

“Chemical Abortion Pills are sold by illegal operations outside the country with the goal that every time they are used, someone dies. And yet, pill pushers receive every benefit of the doubt, including today, as Justice Alito allows pill traffickers and big pharma to operate temporarily while arguments are sent to the Court,” said Students for Life Action’s Kristan Hawkins. “Our default

“This is a win we’ve been waiting for, and we pray it holds,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “We can’t remain the United States of America if abortion loving states allow criminal enterprises to be set up, breaking the laws of their pro-life neighbors. And we can’t allow international deadly pill pushers to empower abusers and ship unlabeled, unregulated

It’s always a bad look when one organization vehemently disavows all ties to another. But that’s exactly what happened to Planned Parenthood of Greater New York when CVS made it clear that no matter what the abortion vendor claims, the two aren’t best friends. In its annual report, Planned Parenthood wrote that it had a “strategic partnership with CVS.” That

As if Colorado weren’t already pro-abortion enough, legislators are now weighing yet another abortion bill — this time, one that would require college and university health clinics throughout the state to offer Chemical Abortion Pills.  The bill, HB 26-1335, cleared the House Education Committee last week and is now set for consideration by the full General Assembly. If enacted, Colorado would become the fifth state

In a scene seemingly straight from the Hunger Games, celebrities showed up Wednesday to Planned Parenthood of Greater New York’s spring gala, wearing what would once have been called their “Sunday best” to celebrate an organization dedicated to killing babies.  Only in the Hunger Games would the rich rejoice in the death of children by throwing a party — or at least, that’s what one would

Within two weeks, Americans saw the deaths of two well-known figures, one famous and one infamous.   Infant killer Kermit Gosnell’s death was announced by the correctional facility that hosted his life sentence for various charges, including first-degree murder. Then, we learned of the sudden passing of revered actor, incredible martial artist, and pro-life American sweetheart Chuck Norris.  The stories of these two men could not be more different, but Americans’ reactions to both reflect the