abortion

Real choice is as American as apple pie. But “pro-choice” only chooses one option and a grisly one at that. America can do better than this.

Today marks the 51^st annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.

When the event first started on January 22, 1974, it was meant to be a one-time protest against the evils of abortion...

If you believe as I do that life begins at conception, you might be asking yourself: How can so many people be so wrong on this crucial issue?

Typical progressive issues have liabilities these days, but abortion, with its connection to 'limitless autonomy,' is proving to be a winning campaign focus for Biden and his party.

The Texas Supreme Court has paused a judge’s decision that would have allowed a woman to terminate her pregnancy because of a fatal diagnosis to the fetus.

A woman in Texas has filed an emergency lawsuit, requesting a Travis County judge to allow her to get an abortion.

Christian leaders in the country are warning that while the overturning of Roe v. Wade was a major win for pro-lifers, advocates are “losing the war for the hearts and minds of Americans.”

Ultimately, if we really want to make a difference in the fight to save unborn lives, we have to start with people over politics and accept the reality that there is no quick fix on a national scale.

A bad night for the pro-life community in Tuesday’s Ohio election brought even worse news in exit polling: A significant percentage of Trump voters and self-identifying evangelicals helped carry the day for the pro-choice cause.