The following article, written by Carole Novelli, was originally published by Live Action. Click HERE to view it on their website. Abortion proponents claim that if access to the abortion pill (mifepristone) is limited, women who suffer from a miscarriage or from Cushing syndrome will be negatively impacted. But is this true? Mifepristone is the active ingredient used in both the abortion

GUEST POST: Abortion activists see the future of abortion as the Chemical Abortion Pill. Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year and states have started passing stronger pro-life protections, abortion activists have doubled down on their plan to mail abortion pills across state lines. Savvy and predatory abortion supporters are ready to cash in through venture capital funding these expanding abortion businesses.  

*Authored by Mary Szoch, the Director of the Center for Human Dignity at Family Research Council, this blog originally appeared at the Washington Stand* When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the chemical abortion drug, mifepristone, without adequately studying the drug’s safety, physicians from across the country filed a petition challenging the decision. For over 6,000 days, the FDA failed

A compliment from a friend is nice, but one from an adversary is usually more sincere — and that’s why we’re considering a recent, scathing comment from the father of the Chemical Abortion Pill himself as a golden badge of honor; thank you very much! Directed at a new Students for Life Action (SFLAction) legislative victory, his remark has only

From an early age, we are taught to be careful what we put down our kitchen sinks and flush down our toilets — even the family goldfish isn’t supposed to get a funeral flush — yet when it comes to Chemical Abortion Pills and aborted fetal bodies, our society shrugs their shoulders as if to say what could go wrong? That’s an excellent

The abortion lobby likes to pretend that the pro-life movement is out of step with the times, but polls often say otherwise — indeed, one new poll is actually showing that many Americans are in agreement on the health and safety concerns surrounding Chemical Abortion Pills. This recent data shows a wide gap between public approval and the actions of

Since the dawn of legal abortion, the pro-life movement has met outside of abortion facilities to pray and sidewalk counsel, but with a recent decision from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), additional battleground lines have been drawn as abortion has now been brought to our local corner drugstores, including CVS and Walgreens. Here’s what you need to know about

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) made a recent announcement one evening this week that the agency is once again loosening the regulations of Chemical Abortion Pill distribution, and we have to say that their choice of announcement time — a sneaky point in the day when most people are distracted — says a lot about the content of their

Chemical abortion (also known as RU-486, medical abortion, at-home abortion, self-managed abortion, & pill abortion) is marketed as a “quick fix” compared to the much more inconvenient surgical methods of abortion. In brief, women who buy the pills are instructed to take the first one immediately, wait, take the second one, then sit on a toilet and just keep flushing.

Death by mail. Does this chilling term sound familiar? Students for Life Action (SFLAction) and Students for Life of America (SFLA) have been closely monitoring the dangerous promotion of pills used to commit abortion at home on a mass scale.  In California, Senate Bill 24 will go into effect in January 2023 requiring all publicly funded universities in the state to provide free