A federal court has struck down an Illinois law that restricted what the state's 100 pregnancy resource centers -- but not abortion clinics -- could tell patients.
Judge Iain D. Johnston of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Western
The Sisters of Life — a Catholic community of religious women dedicated to helping pregnant women in need — are celebrating a legal victory in New York after challenging a law that they said allowed government officials to access private internal documents,
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction against a new Illinois law, blocking the law's restrictions on speech that was affecting the state’s 100 pregnancy resource centers. Judge Iain D. Johnston of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of
Following a similar federal lawsuit in Vermont, another public interest law firm is suing the state of Illinois over new restrictions on pregnancy resource centers in the state.
The Chicago-based Thomas More Society, representing Rockford Family Initiative in Rockford, Relevant Pregnancy Options Center
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade last year, pregnancy resource centers are becoming the new legal battleground now that abortion is deemed a matter left up to state legislatures. In a federal suit, the public interest
Life-affirming pregnancy centers are agreeing with what a new study suggests: Many women are tempted to choose abortion because they feel like they have no other choice. A peer-reviewed study by the Charlotte Lozier Institute, the research arm of Susan B. Anthony
Republican West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice March 29 signed into law a measure supporters say will help mothers both during and after pregnancy.
The bill, HB 2002 establishes the West Virginia Mothers and Babies Pregnancy Support Program and grants funding to the state's
Contributing editor Katie Yoder reports that leaders of pro-life pregnancy centers weigh in on how free childbirth to all expectant mothers across the United States could help them decide to choose life over abortion. The experts who spoke with Our Sunday Visitor
In a recent column, Kathryn Jean Lopez reacts to the news that the Associated Press now instructs their writers to make clear that ministries and other places that provide pro-life pregnancy support must be clearly labeled as “anti-abortion.” She writes: “Here's the
Pregnancy centers are criticizing the Associated Press for instructing journalists to use terminology that brands them as centers against abortion. “Rather than sticking to a neutral term, it appears the AP has opted for terminology that favors the pro-choice movement’s strategy to