The United States Supreme Court recently heard a case to decide whether Pro-Life Idaho, along with every other state across the nation, will have to transform its emergency rooms into abortion facilities. The Biden Administration sued the state of Idaho, falsely claiming that Idaho’s laws block the necessary emergency care federal law requires. In reality, not one Pro-Life state prevents this life-saving care for pregnant women. The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) is a federal law that requires hospitals to provide stabilizing treatment to anyone who presents at their ..read more

Texas has led the nation in protecting preborn Life with our bold legal approach. Are our Pro-Life laws actually working to protect the preborn? The answer is YES! While there is still more work to do to protect all preborn children and women from abortion, Pro-Life laws in Texas and across the country are working. The Guttmacher Institute, a pro-abortion think tank, released data showing chemical abortions accounted for 63% of all abortions nationwide in 2023, a significant increase from 53% in 2020. The numbers demonstrate a concerning shift towards more accessible and less regulated abortio ..read more

The Texas Right to Life Education Department is committed to training the next generation of Pro-Life leaders to promote a Culture of Life. This department encompasses the Dr. Joseph Graham Fellowship for College Pro-Life Leaders, Convention for Life, Team LIFE Camp for high schoolers, Pro-Life Graduate Student Fellowship for medical, nursing, and law students, the Texas Right to Life Academy online for all ages, and multiple other events and activities. Additionally, the Education Department fulfills speaking engagements when community groups request a Pro-Life speaker for civic meetings, chu ..read more

Texas Right to Life has filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court of Texas advocating for the Right to Life of preborn children formed through in vitro fertilization (IVF).  IVF is the process by which an embryo is fertilized in a lab, then implanted into a woman’s womb. The case before the court deals with a dispute between a divorced husband and wife regarding frozen embryos created via IVF during their marriage.  Under Texas law, this couple’s frozen embryos are treated as property, not children with a Right to Life. Texas Right to Life urges the Supreme Court to provide guidanc ..read more

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was named one of the “World’s Most Influential People” by Time magazine, but his title as husband and father means more to him than his achievements on the field. The Super Bowl star recently shared his perspective on balancing his football career with family life, and said he will keep playing in the NFL as long as it doesn’t “take away from my family time.” Mahomes, a father of a 3-year-old and 1-year-old, admired the longevity of stars like Tom Brady, but noted the sacrifices of missing out on family milestones. “I’ve looked, if I played until ..read more

The Supreme Court of the United States will hear a case on Wednesday regarding Joe Biden’s attempt to force hospitals to commit abortions even in non-emergency cases. After the reversal of Roe v. Wade, the Biden administration told hospitals that the federal government would withhold Medicare funds unless they performed abortions whenever it is the “necessary stabilizing treatment.” Although the directive claimed to only focus on life-threatening circumstances, the language would have actually broadened abortions when the mother’s physical life is not in danger. The Supreme Court will conside ..read more

The San Antonio City Council will meet today to discuss the controversial “Reproductive Justice Fund” and reveal whether it will allow abortion logistics groups to apply for taxpayer grants. San Antonio City Council included $500,000 for a “Reproductive Justice Fund” in its 2024 budget. Councilmembers said they intended to provide grants to organizations that pay for out-of-state abortions and even assist with illegal chemical abortions in Texas. Don’t miss important Pro-Life stories like this. >> Get the Pro-Life Weekly Highlight just once a week: * indicates required Email Address ..read more

A 28-year-old Dutch woman has scheduled her death by euthanasia because she’s depressed. Zoraya ter Beek is in love with her boyfriend, lives in a nice house, cherishes her two cats, and had dreams of being a psychiatrist. Delayed by depression, autism, and borderline personality disorder, she never gathered the strength to finish school or start a career, she told The Free Press. Her psychiatrist told her, “There’s nothing more we can do for you. It’s never gonna get any better.” At that point, she said, she decided to die. “I was always very clear that if it doesn’t get better, I can’t do th ..read more

Abilene became the first city in Texas to put up a Safe Haven Baby Box at a local fire station. The box is temperature-controlled, padded, and monitored, providing a safe and anonymous option to parents wishing to surrender their children. When someone opens the door of the box, a silent alarm alerts firefighters who then would take the baby to a hospital for a medical evaluation. A local Pro-Life organization raised $20,000 to make this option a reality in Texas and it was finally installed at Abilene’s Fire Station No. 7 Tuesday. Tragically, Texas leads the nation in infant abandonment, acco ..read more

Former child star Dakota Fanning has her eyes set on the most important role of her life: becoming a mom. “Having kids is probably more important to me than anything, even being an actor,” Fanning reflected in an interview with Porter. “If somebody said I had to choose, I would choose having kids. I’m one of those people who has always felt that pull.” Fanning said although she doesn’t have children yet, she’s looking forward to the different opportunities in her life that are yet to come and has set up her life and career to allow a path to motherhood. “I don’t know how I’ll feel when that t ..read more