Trump Administration Tackles Excessive Screen Time

New Surgeon General Advisory and FCC Announcement Seek to Address Growing Concern About Screens in Schools Amid growing concern about the amount of time children spend on screens (both in and out of school) and rising skepticism about their educational value, the U.S. Surgeon General and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have each taken significant […]

Inaction has consequences: Mail-order mifepristone is midterm game-changer

Inaction on the abortion drug crisis will not come without consequences for this year’s midterm elections. As post-Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization retaliation dressed as COVID-19 relief, the Biden Food and Drug Administration removed the very last of any common-sense safety regulations on the abortion drug, mifepristone, making the dangerous drug available on demand to the general public via mail […]

Illinois Attempts to Alter Consent Laws

The Illinois State Legislature is back at it again. Earlier this week, the State Senate passed Senate Bill 3341, a bill suggesting minors can provide effective consent for “contraceptive services or supplies.”  The bill passed on party lines and was sent to the Illinois House of Representatives where Democrats hold control 78-40. The bill carries […]

Weed Expansion Benefits No One

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just vetoed a bill that would have increased access to marijuana. If even she, one of the most liberal governors in the nation, sees the danger of expanding cannabis access, this development should be a warning to every state in the nation and the federal government, too. Current Virginia state law […]

Senate Races to Watch in 2026

Another midterm election is upon us. Not only are all House Representatives fighting to defend their seats, but one-third of the Senate seats are back on the ballot. Republicans currently hold 53 seats in the Senate, and Democrats hold 47. Twenty-two of those Republican seats are up for reelection, and 13 of the Democrat seats […]

Instagram Should Not Borrow Snapchat’s Most Dangerous Feature

Last week, Instagram added a new feature to its platform: Instagram “Instants.” Instagram describes Instants as “a new way to share in the moment, with spontaneous, unfiltered photos, with friends.” Instants are disappearing messages; a product feature most closely associated with rival social media platform, Snapchat, and one which child safety advocates have warned leaves […]

New Report Reveals Sexual Violence was a Key Part of Hamas’s October 7th Attack

Editor’s Note: This article contains graphic descriptions of violence, many of a sexual nature. Reader discretion is advised. It did not take long for the world to callously turn away from the victims of the October 7th Hamas terrorist attack on Israel. But the victims and their families will never, can never, forget. And thanks […]

Senate Should Press on Judicial Nominations

This week, the U.S. Senate is holding hearings on two of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, Benjamin Flowers to the Sixth Circuit and Matthew Schwartz to the Second Circuit. Here is an area where the Senate should redouble its efforts, given that it can get little else done. Around 18 nominees await Senate action. And, […]

What’s Next for the Abortion Drug?

Last week saw several significant developments in the fight to end the mail-order abortion drug crisis in the United States. The crisis began when former President Biden’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gutted in-person dispensing requirements for the abortion drug under the guise of COVID relief, leaving pro-life states to reckon with an onslaught of […]

Supreme Court Order Allows Abortion Drugs by Mail to Flow as Case Continues

The U.S. Supreme Court recently granted a stay of a Fifth Circuit order suspending the illegal regulatory changes by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that eliminated the requirements for patients to obtain the abortion-inducing drug mifepristone in person from a qualified medical provider. For two decades, the FDA required in-person dispensing of Mifepristone, but […]

CWA Supported Bill Moving Forward in California

A bill to enhance “Safe Surrender” laws in California is quickly moving through the legislature with support from Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC). Women for America of California and Young Women for America leaders have been active advocates seeing the bill through the process. Every state in America has Safe Surrender laws […]

Democrats Propose Bill to Repeal School Choice Program

Democrats say they’re pro-choice. Unless, of course, that means families getting to choose to send their children to a non-public school. This week in Congress, a number of Democrats made it clear that in that case, they are very much against choice. Last summer, Congress passed the first-ever federal school choice program as part of […]

Kansas Overrides Veto for State Pregnancy Resource Website

Last month, the Kansas State Legislature passed a four-year funding package that budgets official appropriations towards state agencies and programs. The legislature identified several avenues to support families in the state, including a new website portal to house already available pregnancy resources — a Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) top policy priority […]

‘What’s Your Favorite Type of Abortion?’ How to Win the Abortion Debate

Last week, U.S. Republican Rep. Brandon Gill (TX- 26) made headlines for asking an abortion advocate, “What’s your favorite type of abortion?” The witness, despite 25 years of professional experience in abortion policy as a “nationally recognized expert in U.S. reproductive rights laws” at American University, could not answer the question. All she mustered was several iterations […]

Mother’s Day Gift from President Trump: Moms.gov

  For Immediate Release: May 10, 2026 | Contact: [email protected] WASHINGTON, DC – Concerned Women for America (CWA) commended President Trump for giving an incredible gift to mothers around the nation by launching moms.gov. Concerned Women for America has been championing this kind of federal-level resource since 2022. This groundbreaking website serves as a clearinghouse […]

University Decision on Abortion Pill Will Put Young, Uninformed Women at Risk

When it comes to abortion, women claim “my body, my choice” as the basis for their stance, but do they understand the weight of this statement when it relates to the abortion pill? For young adults in college, this is becoming a prevalent issue with schools like the University of Oregon ruling to dispense abortion […]

Automating Exploitation: A New Generation of Sex Trafficking

In April, the Minnesota Senate achieved a national first by passing a bipartisan ban on artificial intelligence “nudification.” Other states should quickly move to follow suit. Rapidly evolving artificial intelligence technology has created a situation where elements of sex trafficking could victimize someone without them even realizing it.  Nudification tools enable such exploitation through the […]

Support FCC Efforts to Strengthen the TV Ratings System for Parents

I need five minutes of your time today. The FCC has opened a public comment period on the Television Parental Guidelines (TV ratings) system. If parents and families don’t speak up, the status quo will stand. Please take a few minutes to file a comment and share this alert with your friends, family, and networks. […]