Today, the Supreme Court is hearing a case, Little Sisters of The Poor Saints Peter And Paul Home v. Pennsylvania, concerning whether the state can force pro-life or Christian organizations to pay for abortifacient birth control.  This stems from a mandate under the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) that all employers provide birth control. The Supreme Court had previously ruled on an exemption

The Trump administration has denied a request from Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion vendor, to receive taxpayer-funding under coronavirus legislation and funding programs. Planned Parenthood is not a health care organization, and has hoarded personal protective equipment during the coronavirus crisis, so this decision makes perfect sense. The Daily Signal reports, “The Trump administration has acted to ensure that

A recent announcement from the International Planned Parenthood Federation found that 23 of their member abortion facilities were going to have to shut down, at least temporarily due to the coronavirus crisis. Live Action reports, “In 2018, IPPF committed nearly 1.4 million abortions around the world with just over half being done by way of a chemical abortion (the abortion pill). The

A bi-cameral coalition of pro-life Senators and Representatives sent a letter to the FDA commissioner, urging that common-sense regulations against RU-486 chemical abortion drugs, the drugs that cause toilet-bowl abortions, be kept in place. The abortion industry and 21 Attorneys General want to flood states with mail-order RU-486 abortion drugs and remove common-sense oversight. The letter states, “We write to