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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...

“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...

Planned Parenthood and abortion vendors received a clear message to “go fund themselves.”  The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) sent this message when they issued a landmark ruling, allowing states to cut funding...

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...

  Students for Life Protests ‘Judicial Insurrection’ Taking Place in America as Activist Federal Judge Pauses Defunding Planned Parenthood & All Abortion Vendors   The Case TOMORROW in Boston may...

All of June, outside the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS), Students for Life of America (SFLA) stood strong with posters and a large banner reading Defund Planned Parenthood waiting for a...

Students for Life Celebrates FOUR Pivotal Leaders Whose Actions are Holding Planned Parenthood Accountable for their Inhumane, Taxpayer Supported Business The Pro-Life Generation Celebrates the 2025 National Celebrate Life Defender of Life Award Winners: U.S. House...

As the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) eagerly awaits the Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic case, we have a reason to celebrate in the meantime- as children outside of the womb...

A new Gallup poll highlights the Pro-Life Generation’s (PLG) continuing success at winning over hearts and minds, as it shows a growing number of Americans, embracing Life since the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision reversed Roe v....

This Case, In a Nutshell  “This case encompasses two key issues. First, it addresses whether a provision in the Medicaid Act entitles the beneficiary to choose any medical provider; second, if a Medicaid beneficiary...