A California congresswoman is facing backlash after comparing Republicans to “Klansmen” and calling for an abortion “underground railroad” in states that protect unborn children. During a recent speech, California Representative Lateefah Simon criticized the Supreme Court, Republicans, and Pro-Life laws across the country. “The Supreme Court is leading this country into the mud,” Simon said. She went on to say, “The Democrats are out of touch, the Republicans are klansmen…” But her most heartbreaking comments

As a pro-life advocate, have you ever heard pro-choice people argue that access to legal abortion is necessary because of difficult or traumatic circumstances like poverty, bad foster care experiences, or child abuse? These arguments often sound something like this: “Banning abortion would mean that women will be forced to carry unwanted pregnancies and give birth in situations where they’re just not prepared to be a parent or to have another child. Babies will be

Last week, a Florida Circuit Court judge rejected Planned Parenthood’s motion to dismiss a false advertising lawsuit from the Florida Attorney General over the abortion giant’s claims that chemical abortion drugs are “safer than Tylenol.” In November 2025, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit stating Planned Parenthood’s safety claims regarding the abortion drug Mifepristone are “manifestly false” and violate Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The lawsuit notes that “about one in 25 women” who ingest

A prominent late-term abortion clinic harvests fetal body parts from preemie-age infants after using large doses of labor-inducing drugs on their mothers, a new investigative documentary exposes. “What Happened to Clementine?” integrates victim family interviews and expert analysis of medical records to follow the story of a young couple’s unexpected pregnancy and subsequently coerced 5-month abortion at the Cherry Hill Women’s Center—and the clinic’s supply of their baby to biotech wholesaler Cercle Allocation Services, Inc.