As the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this moment offers an opportunity to revisit the nation’s founding principles and their continuing significance in public life.

The infant from a 1985 Mansfield cold case has been identified through DNA testing, and an Attleboro woman has been charged in connection with the decades-old investigation.

A U.S. Army captain has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to secretly administering the abortion drug mifepristone to a pregnant junior enlisted soldier, resulting in the loss of the unborn child at approximately 13 weeks, according to reporting cited by SBA Pro-Life America and military media outlets.

The U.S. Department of State has issued guidance outlining how Americans can support ongoing humanitarian relief efforts following the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

The regional government of Madrid, the capital region of Spain, has passed new legislation expanding family benefits to include the “conceived but unborn child” starting from week 21 of pregnancy, following approval in an extraordinary session of the regional parliament.

A California lawsuit targeting Heartbeat International is heading to trial this week in what the organization describes as a major First Amendment test involving abortion pill reversal (APR) information.

Massachusetts Citizens for Life is among 83 state and national pro-life organizations calling for action on the federal mail-order abortion drug policy.

A new video message from Riley Gaines is now available for pro-life supporters across Massachusetts.

A new academic policy review by Michael J. New, Ph.D., Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, finds that pro-life laws are associated with higher birthrates in the post-Dobbs era.

A Baby Safe Haven sign has been installed at Morton Hospital in Taunton by a Massachusetts Citizens for Life supporter.

Spain’s Supreme Court has ruled that close family members may legally challenge approved euthanasia cases, establishing a formal mechanism for judicial review of end-of-life decisions.

Jean Marie Davis, Executive Director of Branches Pregnancy Resource Center, details her survival after nearly 20 years of trafficking, addiction, and abuse beginning in early childhood.

Our Summer 2026 magazine is now available to read online.