“Almost halfway through President Trump’s second term, we still haven’t seen any public momentum on addressing the number one means of ending LIFE in the womb, Chemical Abortion Pills,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “Not only did the Department of Justice make the wrong call in asking for a key legal case to be delayed or dismissed, but Attorney

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,

PLUS: ‘Chemical Abortion Hurts’ and ‘Abortion on the Ballot’ tours kick off.  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].   WASHINGTON, D.C. (02-24-2026) –  On Monday, Students for Life of America (SFLA) kicked off its spring campus tour featuring Dr. John Bruchalski, a former abortionist turned pro-life, as well as Students for Life’s own Faith Elwonger, a pro-life advocate and mother.  From its very beginning, the abortion industry has thrived off

PLUS: Two other campus tours, ‘Chemical Abortion Hurts’ and ‘Abortion on the Ballot,’ kick off.  “The human rights issue of our day – abortion – acts as a pivot toward more engagement by those with the highest voter intensity, the Pro-Life Generation. This tour focuses on an ugly truth, that human lives are sacrificed every day because women are sold the lie that

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

Initial launch of Students for Life Action’s Undercover Project highlights Oklahoma, West Virginia & South Carolina, with more to come.  “Students for Life has been meeting with state legislators and state Attorneys General making the urgent case that more action must be taken and legal protections created to address a new kind of criminal cartel,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins.

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

Growing up, my one goal in life was to be a college athlete. When I was 19 years old, my dreams turned into reality, and I became a college basketball player. During my first semester, I walked into a new environment where I felt alone, scared, and invisible. So, I turned to hookup culture for comfort. You would think that being raised in a Christian household as a pastor’s kid would have given

“It’s not surprising that a federal judge out of Hawaii found in favor of Chemical Abortion Pills in a case brought by the ACLU, but this kind of activism must be appealed,”   said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “The FDA allows Chemical Abortion Pills to be distributed in conditions never tested for, unlawfully given the constraints of the Comstock Law, and

While the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) is busy targeting ingredients like Red 40 and high fructose corn syrup in soft drinks, it continues to ignore a far more dangerous threat: Chemical Abortion Pills.  These pills don’t just pose a health risk—they end lives. They kill preborn children and can cause serious harm to the mothers who take them. Despite these dangers, the FDA