Justin Bieber has been a headline magnet since his rise to fame, sometimes for his music, other times for his missteps.   From the iconic “swoop” haircut and rebellious antics to his candid battles with mental health, from his marriage to Hailey Bieber, to now stepping into fatherhood, Bieber’s journey has been anything but ordinary. His latest creative leap, the two-part album “SWAG” and “SWAG II,” isn’t just making

The much-anticipated first canonizations of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate took place over the weekend – and, regardless of the Pro-Life Gen’s diverse Christian persuasions, the new saints are RIGHT up our alley.  First and foremost, the two men, Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati, loved Jesus with all their hearts. But the most striking aspect of these canonizations (and perhaps the reason why 80,000 people flooded St. Peter’s Square

“College students have been swept up by the social justice movement, but who’s speaking up for the preborn?” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Mynew campus tour will expose abortion’s oppression, while Lydia Taylor Davis is inspiring Gen Z to embrace a pro-life worldview, challenging students to think deeply and empowering the next generation to defend the preborn.”  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].  WASHINGTON, D.C.

“Freedom is the right of all sentient beings.” — Optimus Prime (Transformers, 2007)   Hollywood’s promotion of woke agendas has not gone unnoticed, especially when it comes to the original production works of streaming services such as HBO Max or Netflix. However, since the age of COVID, box office earnings and streaming numbers confirm there is a cultural hunger for stories that lift and affirm traditional

Milk-smearing, bizarre antics, and disruptive behavior marked more appearances of unhinged abortion activists.   Despite the chaos, the Students for Life of America (SFLA) field team remained focused and engaged in the annual National Pro-Life Gen Sidewalk Day, activating in 89 locations across 42 states nationwide. During Sidewalk Day, more than 150 staff, students, community members, and others gathered outside abortion facilities nationwide to offer compassionate support, information, and hope to

In a case that has stunned the University of Kentucky community, authorities have arrested 21-year-old Laken Snelling, a senior and cheerleader at the university, after the body of an infant was allegedly discovered hidden in her apartment closet. The investigation, now underway, has raised difficult questions and left many on campus seeking answers in light of this disturbing news.  But

In early August, rumors swirling around Centreville High School, which is a part of the Fairfax County Public School (FCPS) system, quickly escalated into a full-blown investigation. Allegations surfaced that school administrators had helped students obtain abortions using school funds—without notifying their parents, which is also illegal in Virginia. One of the alleged students also had a guardian. READ: Did Virginia

Event to Address Allegations of School-Funded Abortions Without Parental Permission THIS Thursday   “Fairfax schools must prioritize education and parental involvement, not secret abortions,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “The Pro-Life Generation will not stand for minors reportedly being carted away by their teachers for horrific abortions. Schools need to be educating the next generation, not paying to execute innocent preborn

(Megan Roos is Students for Life of America’s Texas Regional Coordinator and helps groups get off their feet. Read Roos’ easy steps and inspiring advice for pro-life students.)  This generation will abolish abortion. But that large-scale mission starts small—with everyday students who dare to speak for the preborn.   More than 1,575 Students for Life of America (SFLA) campus groups do that every day. Yet over 600 traditional universities lack a pro-life voice.    The solution? Bold

I’ll never forget the days walking onto campus as a vocal, conservative advocate – and the hollowness, the loneliness– that followed.   It was one specific class that I dreaded entering. A group of girls would call me names and murmur behind my back. I remember so much; the most hurtful things that they would say–but this one day was different.  It was Ash Wednesday,