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… that non-licensed medical professionals cannot perform abortions under any circumstances, nor can they prescribe … promote the welfare of their citizens. West Virginia’s law does just that, protecting women, girls, and unborn children …

… actually protecting the health and safety of women seeking abortions, abortion providers are all about charging money … admitting privileges at local hospitals. A law like this does two things: 1. To obtain admitting privileges, doctors … they speak for “women’s rights.” But the abortion industry does not represent women. While abortionists say that they …

Thanks to a Supreme Court decision, Conestoga Wood Specialties and Hobby Lobby do not have to violate their beliefs.

… Clarify That March for Life Can’t Be Forced to Pay for Abortions The March for Life Education and Defense Fund has … consistently with its pro-life beliefs in everything it does. That’s why March for Life does not want to promote abortion through the health …

The Kansas Woman’s Right to Know Act ensures that women considering abortion are informed about the nature and risks of the procedure.

In NIFLA v. Becerra, the Supreme Court confirmed that the First Amendment protects all Americans from being forced to speak messages contrary to their beliefs.

… putting women and girls in harm’s way. In fact, chemical abortions are 50 percent more likely than surgical abortions to result in an emergency room visit within 30 … giving her the abortion drugs, thus allowing for chemical abortions by mail and telemedicine. In December 2021, the FDA …

With the U.S. Supreme Court poised to overturn Roe v. Wade in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, everyone is talking about the future of abortion in America.

An abortion provider is threatening North Carolina’s right to pass abortion laws that protect women and girls.

… women taking these drugs should be deeply concerning. Why does the FDA think it’s okay for a woman to be left all alone …