Republican Senators Fight to Stop Abortion Pills

U.S. Senators Katie Britt (R-Ala.), Bill Cassidy (R-La.), and 90 Republican lawmakers recently filed another amicus brief in the Western District of Louisiana, supporting Louisiana’s lawsuit to protect women and their unborn children from dangerous chemical abortion drugs. Earlier this year, Senator Britt joined Senator Cassidy and over 100 Republican lawmakers in filing an amicus brief arguing that mifepristone’s in-person dispensing requirement be reinstated.

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Massachusetts House Passes Bill Legalizing Abortion Until Birth

On July 22, the House passed H. 5595, “An Act prioritizing patient access to care.” The legislation essentially removes all remaining restriction on abortion in Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Family Institute (MFI) warns.
The Massachusetts House passed H. 5595 by an overwhelming 119-33 vote. Nine Democrat members joined all 24 present Republican members in opposing the bill.

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A Look into the Rising Gen Z Pro-Life Movement in France

On July 15th of this year, the French National Assembly is scheduled to consider a bill that would legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide. At the same time, we are witnessing a rapidly developing young pro-life resistance speaking up against the growing culture of death.
For the past 5 years, Marie-Lys Pellessier, a remarkable young woman who is also the current spokeswoman for the Marche Pour La Vie (French March For Life), has led and organized a pro-life training camp every August.

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New bill would protect mothers with surrogacy contracts from forced abortions

The Preventing Forced Abortions Act of 2026 would prevent federal courts from forcing a woman to have an abortion because of a surrogate contract; the act also requires that surrogate mothers still be compensated.
“No woman should ever be forced to murder a child because of a provision buried in a contract,” Ogles said in announcing the measure. “The Preventing Forced Abortions Act ensures that federal courts cannot enforce these coercive clauses or allow intended parents to withhold promised compensation when a surrogate mother chooses life.”

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