Category: Sovereignty Rights

A new Illinois law prevents pro-life organizations from hiring based on their pro-life views, meaning they could be forced instead to hire abortion advocates whose views violate their core religious beliefs. Now, a pro-life pregnancy resource center that wants to hire a nurse to counsel women facing unplanned pregnancies and a Catholic diocese are challenging the law in federal court as a First Amendment violation.

The New Jersey attorney general is facing impeachment, in part, for allegedly targeting pregnancy resource centers for investigation because of their pro-life stance and for demanding the names of their staff and donors in the process.

To say that a lot of things are changing since President Donald Trump took office for the second time is like saying a hurricane has rearranged some features of a neighborhood. In addition to rescinding scores of President Joe Biden’s executive orders and canceling ideological policies across executive branch agencies, the Trump administration is changing its position on some important court cases. For example, take the case United States v. Skrmetti, which is a constitutional challenge by both parents and the federal government to Tennessee’s law banning so-called gender-affirming medical interventions for minors.

A retired medical scientist from Bournemouth will face trial on 6th March following charges relating to her charitable work supporting women in crisis pregnancies.

Vice President JD Vance began his recent remarks at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast by noting a deeply concerning trend: “The last administration liked to throw people in jail for silently praying” outside abortion centers