The American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) is condemning Massachusetts’ new abortion law, saying it removes protections for viable unborn children and creates a contradiction in medical care.

Franklin Graham is condemning Massachusetts’ new abortion law, which removes the state’s previous 24-week gestational limit, calling the expansion of late-term abortion “murder.”

An Alaskan surrogate has given birth to a baby with a serious but treatable heart condition after refusing the biological parents’ request to abort the pregnancy, bringing a months-long legal battle into a new phase.

The Thomas More Society has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Illinois’ new assisted suicide law, seeking to block it before it takes effect on September 12.

In just six weeks, Massachusetts Citizens for Life will bring supporters together for its 53rd anniversary dinner and the state’s biggest pro-life event of the fall.

After lawmakers suspended the chamber’s rules to expedite its passage on the final day of formal legislative sessions, the Massachusetts Senate approved legislation that would remove the state’s current 24-week abortion limit and allow abortions later in pregnancy based on a physician’s “professional judgment,” including on viable, healthy unborn children.

The Truth About Choice memorial exhibition will continue its statewide tour with its next stop at St. John the Evangelist Parish Center in Hopkinton on Saturday, September 12, 2026. The exhibit will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 20 Church Street.

The legal battle between California and pro-life organizations over abortion pill reversal has reached a key stage after the conclusion of testimony in The People of the State of California v. Heartbeat International & RealOptions.

Patients Rights Action Fund has launched a new campaign encouraging patients with disabilities, healthcare professionals, and others affected by assisted suicide laws to submit civil rights complaints to federal agencies.

An Alaska surrogate mother is fighting a legal battle to protect the life of the baby she is carrying after the child’s biological parents allegedly sought an abortion following a diagnosis of hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), a serious but treatable heart condition.

The family of an 83-year-old Canadian woman is raising concerns after she was euthanized under Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program despite previously telling relatives that she did not want the procedure because of her Christian faith.

In a recent opinion article for The Boston Globe, journalist Kara Bettis Carvalho examines the debate surrounding Massachusetts’ newly approved late-term abortion bill and the concerns raised by opponents over changes to existing safeguards.

After their unborn son was diagnosed with a severe form of gastroschisis, British parents Maisie Savage and Josh French traveled to Texas for a groundbreaking fetal surgery that treated their baby before birth.

The Department of Justice is taking steps to address the distribution of abortion drugs across state lines, according to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.