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The August 2025 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter

We're pleased to share with you the August 2025 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter.
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MCFL President on the Ever-Living Podcast

We are proud to share our President and CEO, Myrna Maloney Flynn, as a guest on The Ever-Living Podcast, a project of New Hampshire Right to Life.
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MCFL and APRScience challenge abortion bills in testimony
On July 10, 2025, 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.
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Massachusetts judge blocks law defunding Planned Parenthood
A federal judge in Massachusetts has dealt a blow to national and local pro-life efforts by blocking a key provision in President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, ensuring that abortion giant Planned Parenthood will continue to receive millions in taxpayer funding.
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Army issues apology for falsely labeling pro-life groups as terrorists
National Right to Life has received a formal apology from U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, who acknowledged that a Fort Bragg anti-terrorism training presentation wrongly classified NRLC, Operation Rescue, and other pro-life organizations as terrorist threats.
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Three years after Dobbs: the fight continues in Massachusetts

Three years ago, the Dobbs v. Jackson decision overturned Roe v. Wade, ending nearly 50 years of a federally imposed abortion regime. It was the result of decades of peaceful witness, tireless advocacy, and strong commitment to the dignity of every human life.
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The June 2025 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter

We're pleased to share with you the June 2025 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter.
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American Medical Association rejects assisted suicide in reaffirmation of ethical stance
The American Medical Association (AMA), the nation's largest organization representing physicians' unified voices, declared at its recent annual meeting that assisted suicide has no place in U.S. healthcare.