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

“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

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

A key part of supporting student parents & saving preborn babies is making sure young parents in school are aware of the resources around them on campus. That’s where the Standing With You Scholars Fund comes in!  

In an abortion-crazed state like California, where abortion is legal until fetal “viability,” one might think there’s no hope for a woman lacking the support needed to carry her pregnancy to term. But there’s always hope and there’s always support, as a new Students for Life of America group at Virtus Classical Education Foundation (VCEF), located in Temecula, CA, recently demonstrated by running a hugely successful diaper drive.

After my wild experience traveling around the country during the 2024 election season for my Students for Life of America (SFLA) “Abortion is Violence” tour, I decided that the clear, simple, and bold message needed a second iteration. So, this spring, I once again trekked from campus to campus, bearing the message that abortion is, indeed, violence. 

Frasier Star Kelsey Grammer has been openly pro-life in recent years, and now he’s bravely shared about his ex-girlfriend’s abortion in 1974 that still “eats at his soul.”  

This Mother’s Day, let’s not forget that motherhood and ambition don’t have to be at odds.   Last year, fourteen mothers vied for the prestigious Miss Universe title–yes, that pageant that President Donald Trump once owned and you may have seen on TV. In a Townhall op-ed I wrote last year, I highlighted how the Miss Universe pageant began allowing mothers

Cancel Culture constitutes a sad part of life at this moment in history, affecting everything from comedy and podcasting to music and even “power suit” careers. Public figures of all types can hardly breathe a word in opposition to the dominant (or rather, the more dominantly aggressive) ideology of the day without risking career turmoil. The latest victim of such

[Correction: a previous version of this story incorrectly attributed quotations to Cardinal Prevost that were not his. Those quotations have been removed.] In a historic move, the College of Cardinals has elected the first Pope from North America to ever rule the Catholic Church in the person of Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost from Chicago. Called the first “American” Pope, the