“It’s extraordinary that the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) through the Department of Justice wants to pause or dismiss cases underway because they don’t have their act together,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “During the Presidential campaign all the way to today, we’ve been very clear that a real review of Chemical Abortion Pills needs to take place and

Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson was honored at a Friday service after passing away in February at the age of 86. The service was filled with staunchly pro-abortion voices — including Presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden, as well as former Vice President Kamala Harris, who ran her presidential campaign on supporting abortion.  Jesse Jackson’s son, Jesse Jackson, Jr., criticized these presidents for not knowing his father well. He insisted

How should one respond to a person who flippantly brags about having an abortion online?  Possible responses might include denouncing their actions, offering compassion for the pain women inevitably experience after abortion, or even saying nothing at all.  But when a fan gloated about aborting her baby after one of Zara Larsson’s concerts, the Swedish singer-songwriter opted for none of the above. Instead, she went for humor

Louisiana just had its first hearing against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for their reckless rule that allows Chemical Abortion Pills to be prescribed and shipped into pro-life states by out-of-state telehealth doctors.  Students for Life of America (SFLA) filed an amicus brief in this case in support of Louisiana. called on the FDA to live up to their promises and review the safety and environmental

John Rueben Gabriel Demeter repeatedly asked the mother of his child to get an abortion. Time and time again, she said no.   Demeter offered to pay for her to travel to a different state to get an abortion. She still said no, insisting she wanted to carry her child to term.  What happened next?  According to Texas authorities, Demeter refused to take “no” for an answer. Instead,

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is set on making California into a “utopia” filled with inappropriate sex-ed courses, drug prescriptions to assist suicides, and the killing of a third of conceived babies. “Dystopia” is a more accurate term.  Time and time again, Newsom has put the wallet of Big Abortion ahead of the needs of Californians and indoctrination to sexual perversions ahead of children’s wellbeing. Newsom is even going so far as aiding abortion vendors in

Washington, D.C. is commonly referred to as a cesspool. Most of the time, people don’t mean that literally — but now, they may have to. What was once an idiom has now morphed into reality thanks to a massive January sewer pipe collapse — the largest wastewater spill in U.S. history — that’s caused up to 300 million tons of wastewater to flood the Potomac.  Obviously, that amount of wastewater isn’t healthy for anyone.   In fact, the spill has

If you’ve been listening to the pro-life movement for any length of time, you may have heard the Endangered Species Act come up. And it should, as endangered species are harmed by abortion pills.   No, that’s not some clever way of trying to convince liberals to care about preborn babies (though if it works, maybe it’s worth a try). Believe it or not, the concern is real — and even for those who support abortion, it may present a reason to

The national pro-life march is always special — but this year’s was better than ever thanks to the first-ever Abortion Debate Showdown, which featured Students for Life’s own Kristan Hawkins and Lydia Taylor Davis taking on pro-abortionists Rev. Dr. Caleb J. Lines and Whitney Shanahan.  The debate was the perfect precursor to Students for Life of America’s National Pro-Life Summit — but it didn’t come without controversy. Didn’t get a

On Friday, Pope Leo XIV issued his first “State of the World” address—a traditional annual speech that lays out the pope’s priorities for the year.  In concept, the practice sounds similar to the American “State of the Union” address. But Pope Leo’s speech differed in one fundamental way: Without mincing words or pursuing political correctness, he unapologetically, undeniably affirmed the sanctity of life.   “The vocation to love