Emergency care for pregnant women: Biden’s abortion distortion
The administration tried to force doctors to take their unborn patients' lives, and lost. Will the Supreme Court weigh in?
Category: In The News
Chemical abortion drugs at the Supreme Court: What’s next
The Supreme Court announced on Wednesday, December 13th, that it will hear FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine and Danco v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, petitions in the landmark case in which a group of doctors are challenging the FDA’s reckless approval of mail-order...
Report: 32,000 More Babies Get a Birthday After Dobbs
The battle for life takes no holidays. That was true as ever over Thanksgiving, though the abortion lobby probably hopes everyone was in too much of a tryptophan stupor to notice the real and inconvenient (for them) stories that came...
Substack: Giving Thanks for Lives Protected in the Dobbs Era
Like millions of families gathering across America this week, we at SBA Pro-Life America are counting our blessings.
Skop at RealClearPolitics: Solutions for ‘Maternity Care Deserts’ in Rural Areas
Rural women are facing potentially life-threatening challenges to their health, but pro-abortion organizations have weaponized these challenges into politically expedient talking points.
Substack: Battleground Virginia: Youngkin & GOP’s offense strategy on abortion has Democrats spooked
All eyes are on Virginia to prove that abortion is not the Left’s silver bullet in the state’s General Assembly elections next week
Dannenfelser at the Hill: Virginia will be a bellwether for Republicans to flip the script on abortion
The Republicans are being specific and transparent about where they draw the line on abortion, down to the week, including their positions on exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother. In contrast, the Democrats’ formula is to...
Dannenfelser on Politico Playbook’s Deep Dive: Why the GOP isn’t scared of the Dobbs effect anymore
Playbook co-author and Deep Dive host Ryan Lizza sat down with Marjorie Dannenfelser at SBA’s Virginia headquarters this week, partly because she had some news she wanted to share about how and where anti-abortion activists are making their first big...
Substack: Six more ways life keeps winning in America this fall
Ohio’s Republican U.S. Senator J.D. Vance exhorted Ohioans to reject radical efforts to enshrine abortion on demand without limits in the state constitution:
