Life on the Ballot: Know Before You Vote

Election Day is fast approaching on November 3, and voters in four states will decide on abortion-related ballot referendums: Missouri, Virginia, Nevada, and Idaho. Before you go to the polls, be sure to educate yourself, your family, and your Church on what you’ll see on the ballot and what it means. The following are descriptions […]

FDA Provides Update on Abortion Drug Review 

Last week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) provided a court-ordered update on the status of the agency’s long-awaited safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone. The study officially began in September 2025 with a completion date set for the end of 2026—but on October 7, the agency reported that the study would be published […]

Celebrating Fifty Years of the Hyde Amendment

Just three years after the nationwide legalization of abortion in 1973 with the Roe v. Wade decision, freshman Congressman Henry Hyde of Illinois observed a problem: American taxpayers were being forced to pay for abortions through federally funded healthcare plans like Medicaid. More than that, he knew that whatever the government pays for, it encourages.   […]

Socialized Medicine’s Dangerous Solution To High Costs

Socialized medicine and assisted suicide in the U.S.? Wake up America, we’re next. In November 2022, Canadian native Allison Ducluzeau was rushed to the emergency room with severe abdominal pain. Subsequent tests revealed a rare, aggressive abdominal cancer: stage 4 peritoneal carcinomatosis. In consultations at the British Columbia Cancer Agency, oncologists informed Allison that she was not eligible […]

Is ChatGPT making us lonelier than ever?

By the end of the 1980s, American poet and novelist Wendell Berry faced peer pressure to give up writing by hand and get a computer, so much so that he published an essay titled “Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer.” In it, he laid out strict standards for integrating technology into his work, […]

How States Can Substantively Support Pregnancy Resource Centers

Pregnancy Resource Centers (PRCs) truly are the hands and feet of the pro-life movement. While we, as a public policy organization, seek to extend legal protections to all human life, faithful servants stand in the gap at PRCs to provide the help and services that young moms in unplanned pregnancies need to protect their child’s […]

Bad Medicine, Bad Precedent; District Court Plots New Trail for “Right to Abortion”

A federal district judge has ruled that Idaho’s pre-born protections are unconstitutional due to the lack of expansive exceptions, holding that “the right to a health-preserving abortion is one of the liberties guaranteed by the Due Process Clause.” The law in question already has exceptions for abortions deemed medically necessary to save the life of […]

TOWNHALL: The Birth Certificate Loophole Putting Women’s Protections at Risk

In the face of poisonous gender ideology, states and governing organizations have worked overtime to protect their women and children from its harms. Concerned Women for America leaders have worked alongside dozens of legislatures to pass state bills barring men from using women’s bathrooms, participating in women’s sports, and more. But passing these protections is […]

Biden’s Instagram-to-doorstep abortions are still happening

Last year, a Young Women for America ambassador in Nebraska (where the abortion drug is illegal) ordered the abortion drug from an Instagram page. She was not pregnant, but she filled out the online questionnaire, posing as an 18-week-pregnant minor. She did not get a receipt or order confirmation, but she did get a package delivered to her doorstep […]

Babies by any means? AOC and the Fertility Crisis 

In early August, Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (AOC, D-New York 14th), posted a video of herself beginning the process of freezing her eggs. Soon enough, a social media firestorm around reproductive technology, marriage, and motherhood erupted online—AOC’s leftist followers praised her for “taking control of her own life,” but the political right split on the issue. Some criticized AOC for perpetuating the narrative that women should delay motherhood to pursue careers, and others defended AOC for desiring to have children in […]

What is the WNBA?

It is quite ironic, isn’t it? Are they trying to erase history, or simply work themselves out of a job? Regardless, the WNBA seems determined to march itself toward irrelevance. The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) was first founded in 1996 to give women the opportunity to compete professionally, much like the NBA does for […]

Not in my school: CWA’s Long History of Opposing School-Based Health Centers

A 1986 edition of Concerned Women for America’s (CWA) monthly magazine, Family Voice, listed the following prayer request in its prayer bulletin: That people across the country would see the danger of school-based “health” clinics and know how to take effective action against them. Forty years later, CWA is still committed to fighting School-Based Health […]

6 questions Christians must ask before posting online

“New Christian Right” Pastor Joel Webbon tweeted last year: “Women should log off of social media and devote their attention to baking pies—apple, preferably.” I was not particularly compelled to log off and bake a pie by that. The post was annoying; Webbon accomplished nothing but farming for engagement, and I kept scrolling. The Apostle Paul, on […]

The Personhood Debate Expands

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the way Americans live and work. Businesses, schools, governments, and consumers are racing to identify ways AI can improve their current systems and increase efficiency. AI is the name of the game. However, developers have reached beyond simple efficiency, and many programs are created to mimic human personality, simulate relationships, […]

How States Can Support Grieving Parents

Miscarriage is a devastating, life-altering event that far too many parents walk through without adequate care for their needs or meaningful recognition of their lost child. Rather than weaponizing the loss, public policy advocates must uplift these families with substantive care and recognize that their grief is not just the end of a pregnancy. It […]

Half of House Democrats Reject the U.S.-Israel Partnership

July 15, 2026, was a defining day for congressional Democrats. Over one hundred Democratic members of the House of Representatives, including party leadership, voted to bar all United States military funding to Israel. Last month, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky 4th) proposed an amendment to an annual national defense appropriations bill to prohibit the United States […]