Why is Gov. Youngkin wasting $1.4 million to assure voters he supports 97% of abortions?
Embracing a 'Democrats-lite' position on abortion won't help Youngkin, the Virginia GOP, or unborn babies.
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Articles tagged Ru-486
Abortions in North Carolina decrease by 31% after 12-week ban takes effect
Abortions dropped by more than 1,300 in North Carolina in a one-month period after new pro-life protections took effect, according to recent data.
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New York City announces nation’s first telehealth abortions through public health system
Mayor Eric Adams called for city budget cuts but found room to pay for abortions.
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California sues pro-life groups in an attempt to quash abortion pill reversal
'No woman should ever be forced to complete an abortion she no longer wants,' Heartbeat International argues.
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Democratic senators demand pharmacies break the law and offer abortion drugs in pro-life states
Pro-abortion Democrats continue their pressure campaign against corporations that refuse to hand out abortion drugs in every state.
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Abortion pill tragically kills 19-year-old Canadian woman: report
Campaign Life Coalition has launched a national petition demanding that Health Canada ban abortion pills, which are in effect a human pesticide.
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Study finds 6 in 10 women who had chemical abortions wanted help or emotional support after
New study adds further proof that women regret their abortions.
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South Dakota Republicans advance tougher regulations on abortion pills
The Noem-backed bill follows the governor’s previous attempt to limit chemical abortions via executive order, which is held up in court.
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Federal court rules Indiana chemical abortion restrictions, other pro-life laws can take effect
A district court had blocked laws prohibiting telemedicine abortions, ensuring second-trimester abortions only happen in hospitals or surgical centers, and requiring pregnant women be informed about fetal pain, among other things.
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Citing COVID-19, Biden FDA approves dispensing abortion pills through mail
Acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock declared it safe to allow mifepristone, the first half of the chemical abortion cocktail RU-486, to be taken home without medical supervision.
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