Life and Family Initiative publication

Constitutional protection of unborn children as equal “persons” under the law remains the movement’s ultimate — if elusive — goal.

Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio are among lawmakers who have put forth solid proposals to help families. Now is the time to enact them.

My friends in the pro-life movement need to understand that we start this debate in the minority position.

Planned Parenthood condemns sex-, race-, and disability-based discrimination in every other context, except when it occurs in the womb.

Republicans looking to shift the party toward the working class should study the failure of the Bush-era mantra.

Stop compounding the violence of abortion itself with attacks and threats.

The major pro-life organization is looking to a pro-life future after Roe v. Wade.

We all struggle with the desire to control our own destiny.

Uvalde, Texas, now joins Columbine, Sandy Hook and Parkland in the heart-rending litany of names that conjure up images of…

As pro-life advocates and legislators consider how they ought to proceed in the post-Roe era, they should heed the wisdom of the early feminists who, as champions of both women and their dependent children, understood the power – and limits – of the law to effect real change.

In addition to protecting unborn children under law, the pro-life movement must redouble its efforts to help expectant mothers in need, particularly as states move to regulate abortion.

Over the weekend, vandals defaced a pro-life pregnancy-resource center in Manassas, Va., writing three graffiti messages on the side of the building: “Abortion is a right,” “Fake clinic,” and “Liars.”