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TAKE TWO: Students for Life Action Celebrates Return of the Women & Child Protection Act in the Texas State House & Senate Special Session “Pro-life states like Texas are under assault from a new...

After courageously sharing about her own life-threatening ectopic pregnancy and receiving death threats for it, Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Fla.) will now push for truthful, clear medical information and guidance in...

Students for Life Action’s (SFLAction) Kristan Hawkins sounds the alarm in The Hill—calling on Senate GOP leadership to remove Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough.  Her message is clear: the Pro-Life Generation (PLG)...

In a desperate attempt to pick a fight with the Trump Administration, more than 20 Blue State Attorneys General have opted to waste taxpayer dollars and simp for abortion vendors....

2025 marks a rough year for Planned Parenthood, and thus a hopeful one for saving preborn children.  In a major victory for the Pro-Life Generation, more than 30 Planned Parenthood...

“First, one Democrat-appointed Parliamentarian whittled down Congressional funding cuts from ten years to one year.  And now, one Democrat-appointed judge has decided that taxpayers are forced to be in business with the...

A Birthright Citizenship case involving people who illegally entered the country, asking for legal rights for themselves and on behalf of their born and preborn children, captured the imaginations of...

Just days after a Nevada law requiring that parents be notified if their daughter seeks an abortion was enacted, Planned Parenthood predictably sued the state. While Senate Bill 510 (SB510)...

  “You don’t have to be pro-life to want clean drinking water,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “Neglecting abortion water pollution to protect the Democrats’ favorite donors, Planned Parenthood & Chemical Abortion...

Judicial Insurrection Continues as Activist Federal Judge Forcibly Halts Defunding Planned Parenthood & All Abortion Vendors, Legislating from the Bench “Today’s decision out of Boston, in which a single judge...