Marjorie Dannenfelser

The Biden administration's lethal innovation allows abortion pills to be sent by mail without any in-person exam.

Women are at the forefront of historic life-affirming change in state legislatures and in Washington, shaping conversations everywhere about how we care for children and support families.

Instead of letting modern science and the consensus of the people make their way into law, extreme pro-abortion voices in Washington want to dictate policy.

In a post-Roe America, each state will resume a debate that was unjustly stifled for two generations concerning how we protect the most vulnerable.

While a pro-life outcome in Dobbs v. Jackson is not guaranteed, the pro-life movement has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

The abortion movement has every reason to fear the democratic process. From the start, it's run to the courts to impose an agenda so unpopular it could scarcely be achieved at the ballot box.