The Massachusetts Legislature has extended the reporting deadline for "An Act relative to end of life options" (H.2505) to July 31, 2026.

An undercover investigation conducted by Live Action in partnership with detransitioner Chloe Cole found that Planned Parenthood clinics contacted in multiple states were able to describe gender-transition services, but staff were generally unable to identify clear detransition-specific services or clinical pathways.

Analysis by Dr. Michael J. New highlights that a new Gallup poll shows overall stability in public attitudes toward abortion, alongside modest long-term shifts in pro-life sentiment since the Dobbs decision.

This is my penultimate address to you all as MCFL chairman, so my thoughts are valedictory.

We’re pleased to welcome Monét Souza as emcee for MCFL’s 53rd Anniversary Banquet, our fall signature event honoring over five decades of defending life in Massachusetts.

A father is not a secondary presence but a foundational one.

A coalition of disability-rights and patient advocacy organizations has filed federal lawsuits in New York and Illinois challenging the states’ assisted suicide laws, as they discriminate against people with disabilities and violate federal civil rights protections.

Pope Leo XIV urged Spain’s lawmakers to protect human life “from conception to its natural end” during a historic address to the country’s Congress of Deputies on June 8 in Madrid.

Family Council has launched a grassroots campaign urging the Trump administration and Congress to end federal policies allowing mail-order distribution of abortion drugs and to reinstate an in-person medical consultation requirement.

An Illinois man has been sentenced to seven years in prison after pleading guilty in a case involving the alleged administration of abortion pills to his pregnant girlfriend without her consent.

Disability-rights advocates and pro-life supporters gathered at the Massachusetts State House on June 11 for a peaceful demonstration opposing physician-assisted suicide legislation currently under consideration on Beacon Hill.

The Choose Life License Plate directs funding to programs that assist mothers, children, adoptive families, and safe haven initiatives across Massachusetts.

A Massachusetts judge dismissed an attempted-poisoning charge against a Brookline man accused of misleading a pregnant woman into taking medication that allegedly ended her pregnancy, citing the specific legal requirements of the state’s poisoning statute.