Earlier this week, 14 state attorneys general called on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to track mifepristone – the first of two drugs used for abortion – and determine the extent of Chemical Abortion Pill pollution in our water. The very next day saw yet another huge victory, as 19 members of Congress sent a similar letter to the EPA

An SFLA-led Campaign to Track Endocrine Disrupting Mifepristone in America’s Water Gains New Leaders “Because of negligent FDA policy and the failure to enforce the Comstock Act, more than 50 tons of chemically tainted blood, placenta tissue, and human remains go into our waterways every year. With infertility on the rise, we need to know: what is the extent of the

“The FDA still holds secret documents, hides the locations of pill manufacturing, and ignores health and safety concerns for babies, women, and even the environment,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “We are not looking for a rubber stamp of old reports, submitted during the administrations of three abortion-activist presidents. And if you are wondering what we hope to see,

MEDIA ADVISORY: Click HERE to RSVP to the national event in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, June 20, 2026, at 7 p.m. ET, at Union Square, off 3rd Street, in front of the reflecting pool below Capitol Hill. For media inquiries, contact [email protected].  “We are still celebrating the end of ‘Roe v. Wade,’ but we will not give up until every child is welcomed into our hearts

The Chemical Abortion Pill cartel has been exposed for breaking U.S. law — and they’re openly bragging that they’ll do it again.  As Louisiana’s court case against the FDA threatens to the end the criminal practice of death-by-mail Chemical Abortion Pill prescription and delivery, abortion vendors are making it clear that they have no intention to stop, no matter what.  Scientific American recently wrote in support of long-debunked pro-abortion myths, pushing telehealth prescription and mailing of Chemical Abortion Pills despite the

The Supreme Court may have allowed for the mail distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills, but two of its justices aren’t letting them do it in peace — and they’re practically quoting Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) messaging.  On May 14, the Supreme Court decided to allow for the mass telehealth prescription and mail trafficking of Chemical Abortion Pills to continue while Louisiana’s case against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for allowing

Abortion activists have always been hesitant to admit that their actions may be illegal, but one of them may have just said the quiet part out loud.  Plan C describes itself as a “public health creative campaign… calling for universal access to abortion pills.” In other words, it’s a marketing agency meant to glorify and promote the killing of babies.  According to a Slate article published earlier this week, Plan

Today, there’s a culture of death spreading across America. Radical leftists continue to chip away at the very foundation of society by pushing — and often succeeding in passing — bills to expand “assisted suicide,” death by mail, and more. But in a culture that increasingly glorifies taking one’s own life or the lives of others, there’s one kind of

Notre Dame de Namur University dropped from an “A” to an “F” after announcing former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as its commencement speaker.  The radical abortion supporter is a recipient of Planned Parenthood’s Margaret Sanger Award for “outstanding contributions to the reproductive health and rights movement.”  A California “Catholic” university lost its “A” grade on Students for Life of America’s Christian Schools Report following the university’s

The U.S. Supreme Court might be fine with Chemical Abortion Pills being mailed to every home like Amazon packages, but America’s physicians aren’t.  In Louisiana’s case against the government allowing the mass-mailing of Chemical Abortion Pills, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) had filed an amicus brief expressing concern about the abortion industry’s death-by-mail practices.  “As a group of physicians, AAPS has a strong interest in defending