A new poll from the Associated Press and NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows the highest levels of pro-life sentiment since the Dobbs leak in 2022.

Planned Parenthood has now closed 37 facilities across the U.S. in 2025, according to updates tracked by Professor Michael J. New.

In Massachusetts, parents can legally and safely surrender a newborn (7 days old or younger) at any hospital ER, staffed fire station, or police department—no questions asked.

Emmanuel Coble, a U.S. Naval officer from Virginia, was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Raquiah King, who refused to abort despite his pressure.

New details have emerged in the case of Alina Thopurathu, the Catholic physician assistant student suing Springfield College for alleged discrimination and wrongful dismissal.

Massachusetts Citizens for Life is gearing up for The Big E, running September 12–28 in Springfield, and we need your help!

Aging with Dignity has released a powerful new report exposing the risks and misconceptions surrounding physician-assisted suicide (PAS).

The 52nd Annual Massachusetts Citizens for Life Banquet is just around the corner.

New federal data from the CDC reveals that the U.S. fertility rate declined to a record low of approximately 1.62 children per woman in 2024.

A federal judge in Massachusetts has blocked a key provision of President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act that aimed to cut millions in taxpayer funding to abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood.

At a recent Public Health Committee hearing at the State House, Massachusetts Citizens for Life leaders presented powerful testimony before the Joint Committee on Public Health, defending free speech, ethical medical care, and every woman’s right to compassionate, life-affirming support.

Professor Michael J. News reports that Planned Parenthood has announced the closure of 24 facilities across the United States this year.

New data from Florida’s Agency for Healthcare Administration shows abortions have dropped dramatically, from 36,221 to 21,572 compared to the same period in 2024, a 40.4% decline.

The Massachusetts House voted 130-29 to pass the Shield Act (H.4271), legislation designed to protect abortion and transgender medical procedures within the state.