Since Roe v. Wade was reversed in 2022, the abortion industry has shifted to new tactics to draw new victims. This is especially evident in states which had previously existing pro-life laws ready to take effect when Roe was reversed or have since passed pro-life laws. We have seen the rise in the ordering of Chemical Abortion Pills online in

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

When I walked across the stage at the University of Virginia, I never imagined that my degree in Medical Anthropology and Ethics would lead me to the steps of the Supreme Court. Yet, that moment marked the beginning of a journey I didn’t see coming — one that would shape my career and my convictions.  I first got involved with Students for Life of America while

The following is an excerpt from The Kristan Hawkins Show. Subscribe to The Kristan Hawkins Show HERE and opt-in to Kristan’s daily text update by texting “KRISTAN” to 53445 so you never miss breaking pro-life news! There’s a disturbing jewelry trend that found a way to suck MORE profits and more death out of the IVF process. A U.K.-based company

Written by Mia Akins and Allison Clements Our objective when visiting campus is always to have respectful conversations with students about abortions. Unfortunately, not everyone champions free speech and open dialogue.    Students for Life of America (SFLA) Pacific Northwest Regional Coordinator Allison Clements and Campus Formation Coordinator Mia Akins visited the University of Washington-Bothell with the Planned Parenthood Cemetery of Innocents Display. The display has 1,102

I was a sophomore in college when the Lord really put it on my heart to start learning about abortion and what it means to be pro-life. I grew up pro-life, but this was the first time I ever felt deeply convicted to take action. I remember going through the campus directory to see if there was already a pro-life group I could join. There was one listed, but

On October 14, I hosted a recruitment tabling event at Mott Community College, in collaboration with their Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter. This girl signed up for the club but hesitated to tell me she just found out last week that she was pregnant.   After I packed up and was about to leave, I was walking back into Mott Community College to use the restroom when the girl approached

These “Choose Life” bumper stickers are available for FREE at ProLifeStickers.com  The millions of lives lost to abortion in our country remain an enormous tragedy, and I find it especially tragic that so many women who have abortions don’t even want them.   In one recent study by the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI), 67% of women described their abortions as unwanted, coerced, or inconsistent with their values and preferences.   Here’s the bright side: vast numbers of these

Attorney General Liz Murrill is filing a lawsuit against the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA), further cementing the Pelican State’s bold stance against Chemical Abortion Pill trafficking within its borders.  For months, Louisiana has led the charge on the issue of Chemical Abortion trafficking after it gained national attention when a Louisiana mother reportedly forced her underage daughter to take pills obtained from a New York abortionist—an act that led

After nearly 60 years, Bowling Green State University (BGSU) in Ohio has finally removed a disrespectful and disgusting display featuring 30 miscarried babies preserved in jars. According to current students whose parents and grandparents also attended BGSU, the display had been in place since at least the 1970s. It showcased preborn children from all three trimesters, accompanied by descriptions of their health conditions or abnormalities, where applicable.