Florida Pro-Abortion Amendment Poised to Fail
If the Florida amendment — which is set to appear on the ballot this Election Day — fails, it will become the first pro-abortion amendment to be defeated at the polls.
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Walz Dodges Vance’s Queries About Minnesota’s ‘Barbaric’ Abortion Policies
‘I asked you a specific question, Governor, and you gave me a slogan in response,’ Vance said.
US Abortion Law Is ‘Far More Permissive Than the Vast Majority of the World’
The Lozier Institute’s study found that with no federal limit on abortion, the U.S. is more permissive than more than 95% of all U.N. member nations and on the same level as communist China and Vietnam.
Pro-Life Roundup: Here’s What Happened With Abortion at the State Level This Week
Pro-life laws came into effect in Florida and Tennessee, as pro-abortion developments were seen in Arizona, South Dakota and Maine.
Senate GOP Leader McConnell Won’t Push for 15-Week Abortion Law, Says Unlikely to Pass
Although most Republicans espouse pro-life views, electoral struggles and referendum losses have led some Republicans to diverge from traditional pro-life policy goals, such as federal restrictions.
Late-Term Abortions at Issue In Proposed New Hampshire Constitutional Amendment
Opposing sides see chances for victory in 2024.
Utah Advances Legislation to Ban Clinics That Offer Only Abortion
Last Friday the Utah House of Representatives passed some of the strongest pro-life legislation advanced since the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
America’s Abortion Landscape: Assessing the Policy in All 50 States
What is the status of legislation and court cases?
Unborn Babies Are Recognized as Dependents in Georgia
A woman who is six-weeks pregnant as of July 20 may list her unborn child on her tax returns next year. Georgia’s 2019 law banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detectible recognizes the unborn child as a ‘natural person.’
Missouri Attorney General May Sue Kansas City Over Aid for Out-of-State Abortions
On July 1, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt said he plans to sue, saying the city’s plan amounts to a use of taxpayer funds for abortions, which is prohibited under state law.
