Alexandra DeSanctis

The fight for life is the most recent effort to ensure that our country abides by the solemn words of the Declaration of Independence.

Announcing a new book equipping readers for the next chapter of the pro-life movement.

New Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s inaugural address hit all the right notes.

A new state law declares abortion a ‘fundamental right’ and creates a pathway for requiring insurers to cover elective abortions.

Plenty of Americans both want abortion to be illegal and want to preserve the ruling that makes it impossible to prohibit abortion. This is possible only if some sizable number of Americans simply doesn’t understand what Roe and Casey meant for abortion policy.

Abortion supporters have found their new favorite talking point.

Nearly every European country that allows abortion at all limits it to the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, and a handful allow it until 15 weeks. They do not, as one of the attorneys arguing against Mississippi’s ban on abortion after 15 weeks suggested, allow abortion after that point for “broad social reasons.”

Judging from public-opinion polling over the most recent decade, though American sentiment is fairly complex when it comes to whether and when abortion should be legal, a clear majority opposes the status quo in abortion law and policy.

In a backwards way, Kamala Harris finds herself holding a position in which she’s ill-equipped to succeed precisely because of identity politics, which motivated Biden to pick a running mate so ill-suited to the job.

Researchers have conducted the first major study on pornography that collected responses from matched partners.

A pro-life coalition is encouraging doctors to learn about a safe, effective method for reversing unwanted chemical abortions.

Republican victories in Virginia were not the result of ‘white supremacy.’