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The 20-week Abortion Ban and Difficult Prenatal Diagnosis

The 20-week Abortion Ban and Difficult Prenatal Diagnosis

The 20-week ultrasound in our first pregnancy began as a joyful event, but quickly turned into one of those punched-in-the-gut experiences. After our peek at the baby’s profile and his 10 little toes, the technician became stone-faced as the ultrasound wand moved to our baby’s…

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Statement before Little Sisters of the Poor oral arguments

Statement before Little Sisters of the Poor oral arguments

The Obama administration will make a remarkable argument in the Supreme Court on Wednesday, shattering concepts of  ‘separation of church and state’ and the free exercise of religion, by making the case that the government has the power to make theological judgments about the Catholic…

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Statement on Little Sisters of the Poor response briefs

Statement on Little Sisters of the Poor response briefs

According to a new Marist poll, the majority of Americans side with the Little Sisters of the Poor in their fight against the government’s suppression of their First Amendment religious liberty rights.  In the supplemental briefs requested by the Court, which are being filed today, the…

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Statement on Zika funding

Statement on Zika funding

It is beyond outrageous that Senate Democrats are blocking $1.1 billion in supplemental Zika funding because they are demanding an even bigger earmark for their political donors Planned Parenthood. Half a billion taxpayer dollars annually already flow to Planned Parenthood, which runs the nation’s largest…

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Something both sides of the abortion debate can agree on

Something both sides of the abortion debate can agree on

By Maureen Malloy Ferguson Finally, there is something reasonable pro-choice and pro-life folks should be able to agree upon. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle took a break from the tax reform debate to focus on conscience protections for healthcare workers. Nurses from different…

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The Hill: Conscience protections for health-care providers should be standard.

The Hill: Conscience protections for health-care providers should be standard.

By Maureen Ferguson There is a growing cognitive dissonance in the pro-choice crowd. They preach choice, but practice coercion. In the name of choice, the abortion lobby and their allies in Congress are insisting that medical professionals be compelled to perform abortions. Consider the case…

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FOX News: Supreme Court NIFLA decision is major victory for pro-life groups and women, vindication for First Amendment

FOX News: Supreme Court NIFLA decision is major victory for pro-life groups and women, vindication for First Amendment

By Andrea Picciotti-Bayer Tuesday’s 5-4 Supreme Court decision overturning a California law that required pro-life pregnancy centers to provide women with information about abortion is a victory for the First Amendment, for women seeking support during their pregnancies, and for the pregnancy centers. Read the…

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The Hill: SCOTUS, Don’t Undermine for Women the Safety of a Pro-Life Center

The Hill: SCOTUS, Don’t Undermine for Women the Safety of a Pro-Life Center

By Andrea Picciotti-Bayer There are more than 2000 pro-life pregnancy resource centers across the United States that offer women compassionate and comprehensive alternatives to abortion. In the state of California alone, there are an estimated 200 such centers offering free services such as pregnancy testing, classes in prenatal development,…

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US News and World Report: Protect Pregnancy Resource Centers

US News and World Report: Protect Pregnancy Resource Centers

By Ashley McGuire Ebony was 26 when she found herself facing an unplanned pregnancy. Today, she is the unwitting embodiment of the theme of today’s March for Life, “Love Saves Lives,” and the face of a Supreme Court case that will determine the fate of pregnancy resource…

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Worried about sexual harassment? Don’t force nuns to buy other people’s birth control.

Worried about sexual harassment? Don’t force nuns to buy other people’s birth control.

By Ashley McGuire Mansplain it. That is what Xavier Becerra and Josh Shapiro, attorneys general for California and Pennsylvania will do until they are blue in the face when they drag the Little Sisters of the Poor back into court and wax on about why the beliefs of…

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