Protect Women Ohio (PWO), which describes itself as a pro-woman, pro-parent coalition, is launching two new 60-second advertisements this week aimed at defeating Ohio’s proposed abortion ballot measure.
One of the 17 pro-abortion bills recently introduced would protect medical providers who mail abortion pills to other states.
The bill would usurp states’ ability to pass strong pro-life laws and allow abortion through all nine months of pregnancy.
Republicans in the Florida House and Senate filed similar bills on Tuesday that would restrict abortion after six weeks of pregnancy — around the time when a baby’s heartbeat can first be detected.
Walgreens agreed not to sell abortion pills by mail in 20 conservative-led states after Republican attorneys general warned against doing so.
Minnesota Democrat Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill on Tuesday which enshrines the “right” to abortion without limits.
Two governors—Republican Ron DeSantis of Florida and Democrat Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan—have emerged as national champions for their respective parties. While they differ on just about everything, their activism reminds us that the greatest energy is in the 50 states, which is exactly as the Founders intended.
Nearly two dozen state attorneys general sent a letter to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf on Friday, urging the agency to reverse its “illegal and dangerous” decision to abandon certain restrictions concerning abortion pills.
Under the bill, doctors who perform or assist with an abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy would face a felony charge.
State lawmakers introduced a bill that would prohibit abortions after six weeks, which is usually when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
The court tossed out challenges to three pro-life laws, ruling that the state constitution does not guarantee a right to an abortion.
A study shows that New York City has lost 10 percent of taxpayers earning over $750,000 and 6 percent of those who make between $150,000 and $750,000.
Democrat lawmakers in the House and Senate reintroduced the “Women’s Health Protection Act” which, if enacted, would allow unlimited abortion in any state.
Pro-life leaders expressed relief the Supreme Court has finally agreed to hear a significant challenge to its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed a bill into law Tuesday that will ban most abortions in the state except those to save the life of the mother.
The Arkansas legislature has voted to approve a measure that would ban nearly all abortions, except those to save the life of the mother.
Republican-led legislatures have not been wasting any time introducing and passing pro-life legislation in their states.
Claims that most Americans support Roe are not true, since poll questions often fail to tap what Americans really think about abortion.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) used the issue of school choice Wednesday to school Democrats on the constitutional role of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Restaurants across America are beginning to open up with new protocols and creative solutions that allow customers to dine safely.
In Northen Virginia, history is being removed from the streets as officials decide to change Jefferson Davis Highway to Richmond Highway.
Joe Biden’s proposed healthcare plan would enshrine Roe v. Wade into federal law and force American taxpayers to fund abortion.
The city of Waskom, Texas, has become the first in the nation to ban abortion, declaring itself a “sanctuary city for the unborn.”
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is calling for Congress to pass legislation that would make access to abortion protected in the United States.
There has been a great deal of media coverage of the Supreme Court’s decision on Monday striking down a 1992 federal law that prohibited sports betting in most states. The decision, Murphy v. NCAA, struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PAPSA) which generally prohibited states from authorizing sports gambling.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) has reversed her previous opposition to federal enforcement of anti-marijuana laws and now says that she supports allowing each state to determine its own path on legal marijuana.
Attorney General Sessions created a wave of controversy last week when he repealed the Obama administration’s 2013 “Cole Memo.” The most heated backlash came from the two U.S. Senators named “Cory.” While Republican Cory Garner of Colorado was on the
Governors across the country are weighing in on the debate in Washington, DC, around the Graham-Cassidy healthcare legislation designed to start the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
Democrats are scrambling to find ways to stop the Graham-Cassidy Obamacare repeal bill from passing the Senate next week.
In a video message posted to his Twitter account, former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore says it is time to end the federal government’s involvement in education and allow parents to take the lead in how best to educate their children.
A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that Arkansas may block Planned Parenthood’s Medicaid reimbursement funding in response to the release of videos by undercover journalists that exposed the abortion chain’s alleged profiteering from the sales of aborted baby parts.
Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Pete Olson are leading an amicus brief of 42 members of Congress that defends the decision of the state of Texas to defund Planned Parenthood by eliminating its eligibility for Medicaid reimbursement.
Andrew Breitbart famously said, “Politics is downstream of culture,” and while establishment Republicans seem unwilling to defend America’s culture and values on many fronts, President Donald Trump is already changing the country’s politics by taking back its culture from progressives.
President Donald Trump signed a resolution Thursday that overturns former President Barack Obama’s rule that forced states to provide family planning grants under Title X to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers.
The Utah state legislature has passed a joint resolution calling for a return to federalism in general, and, in particular, the end of the federal Education Department.
A panel of education policy experts agree the Trump administration appears to be moving toward some form of federal management of school choice, but warns that attempts to influence school choice policy from Washington, D.C. could undermine the president’s stated goals of returning education decisions back to the states and local governments.
Parents who oppose their children and teenagers being forced to share bathrooms and shower rooms with opposite-sex kids must begin “putting aside their prejudices,” says a leading transgender activist, who also asserts there are “hundreds of thousands of trans kids” in the United States.
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy (D-WFP) issued an executive order Thursday instructing the state department of education to develop policies with local school districts that allow gender confused children to use the school bathrooms and locker rooms of whichever gender they identify with at any given time.
The California Department of Education reacted angrily Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw President Barack Obama’s federal guidelines on transgender facilities in public schools.
The House approved a resolution to overturn a last minute Obama Administration rule forcing states to provide Title X family planning grants to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers.
