Steven Ertelt

Aside from the 250 Victories for People of Faith , all of which help our movement to protect the unborn, there are numerous implications for the pro-life movement when one starts to consider the powers and responsibilities of the people we elect.

Celebrity model Chrissy Teigen is promoting killing babies in abortions up[ to birth and wants voters in Idaho to do just that. Teigen joined Idaho feminists Wednesday to campaign for Proposition 1, a ballot initiative that pro-life groups say would allow the intentional killing of unborn babies up to birth and strip away parental consent […]

Stop me if you heard this one before. Pro-abortionists are “pro-science.” They have assumed the mantle of being “on the side of science,” a preposterous, one-sided meme that is as ludicrous as it is unscientific.

A citizen-led coalition said Wednesday it has collected nearly 100,000 signatures to suspend and potentially repeal a new Massachusetts law permitting abortions through all nine months of pregnancy.

In the U.S. Senate, Jon Ossoff voted against the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, legislation that would have required appropriate medical care for babies born alive after failed abortion attempts.

The Proposition 1 campaign to radically expand abortion in Idaho is in deep trouble in recent polling , and its latest fact-free ads aren't exactly helping its cause with Idaho voters.

A pro-abortion Democrat cheated again and America should not have to suffer the consequences of her actions and her radical views.

The pro-life amendment would reverse a 2024 constitutional amendment that legalized abortion and remove nearly all safeguards for mothers and babies.

Senator Roger Marshall, a former OB-GYN, has emphasized his longstanding opposition to abortion as he seeks reelection against Democrat Adam Hamilton, a radical abortion activist.

Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico (D) is spending more in his campaign to defeat Republican Ken Paxton than any other contender for a seat in the upper chamber of Congress, while Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.) has raised more contributions than any other candidate for the lower chamber, according to USAFacts.