Category: Sanctity of Life

Montana is witnessing a noticeable change in how women seek out abortion. In‑person surgical procedures have been decreasing, while the use of abortion pills continues to drastically rise.

The New York Times published an article promoting death for people with depression and other mental problems, even as many people are waking up to the horrors of assisted suicide.

More human beings died from abortions than any other cause of death in 2025. A heartbreaking reminder about the prevalence of abortion, statistics compiled by Worldometers indicate that there were over 73 million abortions world-wide in 2025. The independent site collects data from governments and other organizations and then reports the data each day, along with estimates and projections, based on those numbers.

A Kentucky woman has been slapped with charges of fetal homicide after allegedly ordering abortion drugs online, taking them at home, and burying her “developed male infant” in a shallow backyard grave—exposing the deadly nature of unregulated mail-order abortions. Melinda Spencer, 35, walked into United Clinic in Compton on December 31, confessing she’d self-aborted, prompting staff to alert cops, who searched her property and unearthed the baby’s remains exactly as she described.

law legalizing assisted suicide in Delaware took effect on January 1, despite a lawsuit that asked the courts to place a temporary injunction against it. Instead, the court dismissed the lawsuit altogether. According to Delaware Public Media, a coalition of disability and patient advocacy groups filed a lawsuit in December challenging the state’s End of Life Options Act [EOLOA], which was passed last year and scheduled to take effect January 1. In the lawsuit the plaintiffs argued that the law discriminates against individuals with disabilities.