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

If the impact of last semester’s Make Abortion Illegal Again Campus Tour was any indication of how this spring’s tour would fare, we knew we were in for a successful campaign. However, no Kristan Hawkins tour season is complete without its challenges. We faced school approval issues, free speech violations, and, of course, angry students.  As a continuation of fall

A beacon of hope shines brightly in the Midwest, and that beacon is Wild for Life at Wayne State College!    They earned April’s Group of the Month Award by never ceasing to be a pro-life presence on and off campus. When most campuses are winding down for the year to prepare for finals, Wild for Life chose to end with

Americans once believed that smoking was harmless thanks to media and even doctors’ endorsements—that is, until 1964, when Surgeon General Luther Terry released a report revealing that smoking causes lung and heart cancer. More than 50 years later, no one questions the dangerous side effects of smoking. But today, America faces another dire public health hazard that the Surgeon General

When President Donald Trump took office for the second time in January 2025, it marked an era of greater possibility for the pro-life movement, yet violations of pro-life free speech rights remain a constant challenge even in post-Biden America, as NPR recently discussed in a story featuring Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America (SFLA).    READ MORE: SIGNED,

The United States’ severe lack of regulation over the human commoditization that is the in-vitro fertilization (IVF) industry continues to catch the attention of many in the pro-life movement, especially Students for Life of America (SFLA). Finally, after 47 years of babies being created and discarded through IVF, some of these catastrophes are coming to light in mainstream media circles

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

Students for Life of America to Reach MILLIONS with Launch of National Defund Planned Parenthood Billboard Campaign;  Educating “Mushy Middle” Voting Americans with the Alarming Truth about the Abortion Giant   “When people take our digital quiz about Planned Parenthood’s atrocities and blood money, the response from less informed voters is incredible. We know these national billboards will have the same effect,” said the President of Students for

Jesse Castrinos, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Christian Leadership Fellow attending Patrick Henry College in Virginia. Learn more about Castrinos’s activism, in his own words, below.   I believe all human beings are created in God’s image and entitled to the sacred Right to Life! My life was precious in God’s sight before I