In sad news, an abortion business called RISE Collective is now committing abortions through allstages of pregnancy in Boulder, Colorado. It is absolutely appalling to hear this news of yetanother third-trimester abortion vendor, however, it comes as no surprise as states become moreand more polarized on abortion in the wake of Roe‘s reversal. For every Alabama where abortionis prohibited nearly

Wisconsin and Texas may seem like a world apart — or at least, a country’s width apart, with politics as different as their weather. But two abortion stories out of these not-so-similar states lend credence to a shared truth: The “health of the mother” exception to abortion laws is not what it appears.  In Wisconsin, legislators successfully passed an “abortion redefinition bill” that clarifies the difference between the intentional

The Chemical Abortion industry is truly a modern-day Wild West — a lawless wasteland filled with abusive men, shady salesmen, and “damsels (and their babies) in distress.” Just this week, yet another sleazy man, surgical resident Dr. Hassan-James Abbas, has been accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend and forcing crushed Chemical Abortion Pills into her mouth against her will.   Toledo’s WTVG reported that Abbas “allegedly used his estranged wife’s information to order abortion drugs for his girlfriend” immediately after finding out about

Theft is a slippery slope, and the abortion lobby has fallen right down the side of the Moral Mountain and straight off the cliff. That is why it’s no surprise that abortion supporters who believe it’s fine to steal someone’s life also think it’s fine to steal someone’s stuff. If it’s okay to kill someone, who cares about the lesser

The wait is over! Let the drum roll begin… After careful review by Students for Life of America (SFLA) to select the top three chalk art submissions in four voting categories (Most Artistic, Best Use of Theme, Best Representation of Preborn Children, and Most Creative Message), the Pro-Life Generation has spoken! These talented artists created powerful, inspiring pieces that celebrate

Would it really be National Pro-Life Chalk Day if the abortion lobby didn’t get their knickers in a knot over some sidewalk art? It’s unlikely — because semester after semester, we see it happen. Fall 2025 National Pro-Life Chalk Day was no exception. As Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups recently participated in this nationwide event, campuses and communities

Students for Life Calls News that the EPA Looking into Testing for Abortion Water Pollution “a Win for Everyone who wants Crystal Clear Drinking Water” “Starting in 2017, Students for Life started raising concerns about abortion water pollution, allowed by the reckless policies of THREE Democratic Party Presidents who forced Chemical Abortion Pills on the market and then deregulated them. But

In a remarkable display of public mourning, approximately 95,000 people, including Students for Life’s own Kristan Hawkins, converged at the State Farm Stadium and its overflow arena outside Phoenix, Arizona, on September 21st, 2025, to honor the life of Charlie Kirk. The conservative activist, millennial leader, and evangelist—whose tragic assassination shook the nation earlier this month—was remembered at a memorial

On July 4th, floods impacted various areas across Texas, namely Kerr County. Many families lost loved ones, their homes, and belongings. Upon learning about the devastating flood, Standing With You took action to help those affected. After spreading the word about our fundraiser, we raised a total of $15,875, allowing us to purchase several items, including 10,179 diapers for flood

What began as whispers about abortions for high school girls has escalated into a full-blown investigation involving a Fairfax County institution. In 2021, officials at Centreville High School allegedly arranged abortions for students without parental consent.    Even more troubling, according to Fox News, school administrators may have been aware, and school funding, including local, state, and federal dollars, might