This Case, In a Nutshell    “This case encompasses two key issues. First, it addresses whether a provision in the Medicaid Act entitles the beneficiary to choose any medical provider; second, if a Medicaid beneficiary can pick a provider that has been disqualified by the state.     While the state of South Carolina does not want abortion funding in their healthcare programs,

Eight weeks pregnant with two daughters already in tow, Nakara Alston went to Planned Parenthood in Albany, New York, for an abortion. After breaking up with her boyfriend and the aftermath of her abortion, Nakara felt unusually sick, as she had heavy bleeding and agonizing cramping weeks after the abortion. When a pregnancy test confirmed she was pregnant, the abortion center told

“Ironically, the New York Times should be joining us in opposition to the return of abortion to Missouri. Their investigation titled ‘Botched Care and Tired Staff: Planned Parenthood in Crisis‘ details the very things we fear here in Missouri,” said SFLA’s Morgan Tiemeyer. “Why are we willing to risk women’s lives and ignore health and safety issues for a business that ends life

Every expectant parent hopes their baby grows healthy. At prenatal appointments or while waiting for lab results, parents often anxiously await news about their child’s development.   Modern medicine offers an increasing number of prenatal tests. In some cases, these tests can be beneficial: early detection of a condition allows parents to develop a treatment plan or even begin treatment

“Releasing data about preborn baby deaths the day before Thanksgiving, a holiday for families, represents the grotesque judgment of those in the Biden-Harris Administration’s CDC. Sadly, the data represents another hand of liars’ poker as we can’t insist the abortionists lay their cards on the table and show proof,” said SFLAction’s Kristan Hawkins. “Without a National Abortion Reporting Law, we cannot track the

It seems commonplace for another tragic abortion story to make the news cycle, like Sally Field and Lisa Marie Presley’s experience. Though these stories don’t surprise Students for Life of America (SFLA) since we’ve continuously warned of abortion’s common physical and mental dangers, it doesn’t make them any less tragic. However, many men and women are brave enough to share

As Students for Life Action’s (SFLAction) Government Affairs Coordinator, I spend hours of my day talking to legislators and writing letters about the horrors of chemical and surgical abortion, as well as combatting the lies that late-term abortion doesn’t exist. Very rarely do I talk to abortionists themselves. After hearing that late-term abortionist Dr. Curtis Boyd was visiting Washington, D.C.,

Also Known as a “Doctor” Who Helped Developed the Abortion Vendors’ Playbook of “Medical Standards,” Boyd Fumbled & Failed to Explain a Willingness by Abortionists to Expose Women to Infertility & Death “Late-term abortions not only happen, but they’re also embraced by the abortion radicals active in this Presidential election cycle,” said Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins. “If we’ve learned

The abortion industry’s media friend, CNN, reported a study by JAMA Pediatrics implying that if Texas’ pro-life laws didn’t exist and more abortion was allowed, then the infant mortality rate wouldn’t be increasing.   The JAMA study piggybacked off CNN’s July 2023 investigative reporting, writing:   “Earlier research – spurred by a CNN investigative report – found that infant mortality spiked in

Roe v. Wade’s demise in June 2022 was a long-fought battle for the Pro-Life Generation (PLG), but that doesn’t mean there aren’t more daunting battles ahead. As states like Florida, Georgia, and Texas have tightened their abortion laws, prohibiting abortion after six weeks of pregnancy with exceptions for the life of the mother, and others like North Carolina prohibiting abortion