Category: Sanctity of Life

The U.S. Senate plans to vote on a bill to assure unborn babies who are born during botched abortions receive potentially lifesaving medical care. “As thousands of pro-life Americans come to Washington for the 52nd Annual March for Life, we’ll take up the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act,” announced Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) during a floor speech on Wednesday. “This vote will ask Democrats to answer whether a living baby born after an attempted abortion should be provided with medical care or be left to die. It shouldn’t be a hard question.”

A politician diagnosed with terminal cancer is speaking out against assisted suicide in the United Kingdom as the nation considers its legalization. 40-year-old Matthew Wren was chosen as the 2024 Reform UK candidate for North East Fife, just days after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. Wren said, “Death is the end of the journey, but you cannot predict when you’re going to get there.” He further argued that what the UK needs is better access is palliative care to give people a good death, not easier access to suicide.

The Senate will hold a vote this month on important legislation to protect babies who survive abortions. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is planning a procedural vote this month on the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. While federal law has protections in place to ensure that babies who survive abortions receive lifesaving medical treatment and are not merely left to die, the legislation doesn’t have strong criminal enforcement mechanisms to punish those who would let babies die who survive abortions.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled against Lea and Roosevelt counties and the cities of Clovis and Hobbs, claiming their passage of pro-life ‘Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn‘ ordinances “exceeded their authority by enacting ordinances preempted by state law.”

However, despite the apparent loss, the decision has “thrilled” legal representatives of the Cities and Counties who passed the pro-life measures, as well as pro-life activists who supported the ordinances. Why? Because the ruling acknowledged the validity of the federal Comstock Act, which prohibits the mailing of abortion-inducing drugs and other devices.

Pro-life groups are criticizing a burgeoning effort to expand use of the abortion pill through pharmacist prescriptions, slamming what one advocate called an effort at “chipping away at medical standards for women.” A pilot program launched this month in Washington state has trained pharmacists to prescribe the abortion-drug combo mifepristone and misoprostol to women seeking abortions.

The defeat of Florida’s Amendment 4 will ‘doubtless save thousands of lives’ and serves as a model for pro-lifers, though abortion activists may try to put another amendment on the Florida ballot during the 2026 midterm elections, Dr. Michael New said.

As 2024 draws to a close, let’s take a moment to consider the pro-life wins we saw this year and thank God for His faithfulness to preborn babies and their mothers.

A huge snowstorm in Cincinnati, Ohio has shut down one of the biggest abortion businesses in the city. The storm and the closure of the Planned Parenthood abortion biz for at least two days could potentially save babies from abortion if moms change their minds before rescheduling.

Students for Life Action (SFLAction) launched Jan. 6 a major lobbying effort in 26 states as part of its “Make America Pro-Life Again” Roadmap.

The State of Arkansas has disbursed nearly $650,000 in publicly funded grants to pro-life pregnancy help organizations this fiscal year, according to the state’s official transparency website.