A new analysis of a nationally representative dataset reveals that since 2016 more than 800,000 human lives have been saved through the community-based care of pro-life pregnancy centers, which provide local women with tangible support to address challenges related to pregnancy.

Currently, more than 2,700 pro-life pregnancy centers support pregnant women facing difficult circumstances with medical care and referrals, education, mentoring, and material support including diapers, car seats, and clothing.  Community-based support is offered through nearly 15,000 staff and almost 54,000 volunteers, which includes 10,200 licensed medical professionals (both staff and volunteers).

Charles A. “Chuck” Donovan, president of Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI), said:

“Radical pro-abortion activists have violently attacked pro-life pregnancy centers in recent weeks, which Speaker Pelosi and other national leaders have failed to condemn. 

Federal law enforcement officials recently advised churches to increase security after learning that a radical pro-abortion extremist group plans a “Night of Rage” once the U.S. Supreme Court releases its abortion ruling this summer.

First reported at Newsweek, the warning from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security appeared in an urgent memo from the Catholic Diocese of Stockton, California, to its clergy and staff.

According to the diocese memo, department agent Jesse Rangel said an “extremist group” is “calling for extreme violence” against churches and pro-life organizations starting at 8 p.m. on the evening when the Supreme Court issues its ruling on Dobbs v.

The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, with a 6-3 majority ruling in the Dobbs case that “The Constitution does not confer a right to abortion.”

“We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled. The Constitution does not prohibit the citizens of each State from regulating or prohibiting abortion. Roe and Casey arrogated that authority. We now overrule those decisions and return that authority to the people and their elected representatives,” Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the majority.

“The Constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision, including the one on which the defenders of Roe and Casey now chiefly rely—the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment,” Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion.

Wisconsin Planned Parenthoods will not be aborting unborn babies anymore after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in a momentous ruling Friday.

WBAY reports the abortion chain announced earlier this month that it will stop scheduling abortions after Saturday in anticipation that a pre-Roe state law that bans abortions will go back into effect. Now that the ruling has been released, they may have to stop abortions Friday instead.

“We certainly wanted to do our due diligence and not be scheduling appointments when we wouldn’t be able to fulfill them, so as of June 25th we will essentially have a pause on abortion care in Wisconsin, and we’re working with neighboring states who won’t see their abortion access taken away,” said Marianne Radley, of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin.

The Center for Countering Digital Hate, which previously classified Media Research Center as one of the “Toxic Ten” of alleged climate misinformation, is now trying to pressure Google to suppress pro-life websites.

The U.K.- and U.S.-based Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH)  is targeting alternatives to abortion by calling search results for pro-life crisis pregnancy centers “anti-abortion fake clinics.”

Twenty-one lawmakers recently sent a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, urging him to suppress the pro-life search results based on the CCDH report. The CCDH report claimed that 11.46 percent of results for the queries “abortion clinic near me” and “abortion pill” in “the 13 so-called Trigger Law states,” were actually pregnancy centers.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, joined by 18 others, urged U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland on Tuesday to stop the increasing pro-abortion terrorism against pro-life organizations and churches in recent weeks.

In a letter, Yost and the other state attorneys general said pro-life organizations have been vandalized, firebombed or threatened almost every day since May when a leaked draft ruling showed the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

“In America, we solve our differences with debates and ballots, not with bricks and Molotov cocktails,” Yost told Garland.

The attorneys general reminded the Biden administration leader that “justice cannot turn on partisan affiliation” and he has a duty to uphold the law.

Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America today celebrated the pro-life leadership of Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin after he proposed a budget amendment to stop taxpayer-funded abortion. The governor’s budget would restore a policy that mirrors the federal Hyde Amendment, which has saved more than 2.5 million lives.

Youngkin is keeping his promise to promote pro-life policies that protect the unborn and their mothers.

“We praise Governor Youngkin for keeping a key promise to pro-life voters and acting swiftly on the will of the people, who overwhelmingly reject abortion on demand. Abortion is not ‘family planning’ and Virginians’ hard-earned tax dollars should never be funneled to the abortion industry,” said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of SBA Pro-Life America. 

On May 20, 2022, shortly after noon, an ambulance arrived at Baltimore Health Center – Planned Parenthood. A sidewalk counselor captured video of the emergency medical personnel’s arrival, as well as a patient being loaded into the emergency vehicle on a gurney.

But when Operation Rescue requested the 911 recording of the obvious medical emergency, a recording was provided of an altogether different incident – a woman who had coffee spilled inside her bag of belongings by the facility’s escort.

Operation Rescue later obtained a radio dispatch recording for the timeframe surrounding the sidewalk counselor’s documentation, and we were able to glean more information about the medical emergency.

It took a horrific tragedy for former abortionist Anthony Levatino to wake up and realize he was killing other people’s children.

And it happened when he lost one of his own.

In an interview Wednesday on The First TV, the New York OB-GYN explained why he finally quit aborting unborn babies and became a pro-life advocate.

As a young doctor, “I wouldn’t have hesitated to tell you I’m pro-choice,” Levatino said. “This is a decision between a woman, her doctor, and nobody including the baby’s father has anything to say about it.”

He said he learned to do first- and second-trimester abortions as part of his OB-GYN training, and began doing them as part of his private medical practice in the late 1970s and early ’80s.

Soaked in fake blood and carrying baby dolls, abortion activists protested Saturday outside the home of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett in Virginia.

Barrett is one of the justices who likely will help overturn Roe v. Wade this summer through the Mississippi abortion case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. Since Politico reported about a leaked draft ruling on the case in May, abortion activists have been protesting outside Barrett’s and other justices’ homes.

On Saturday, young women with Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights organized a “baby doll procession,” wearing white clothes with fake blood between their legs and holding baby dolls outside Barrett’s home, according to Townhall.

When Brooke Alexander looks at her twin daughters, she realizes that Kendall and Olivia might not be alive without the Texas heartbeat law.

The 18-year-old from Corpus Christi, Texas, wanted an abortion, but the pro-life law stopped her from getting one, according to the Washington Post.

Now, despite her struggles with finances, relationships and future plans, Alexander is thankful for her baby girls.

“It’s really scary thinking that I wouldn’t have them,” she told the newspaper, as baby Olivia grasped her finger.

According to the report, Alexander discovered she was pregnant on Aug. 29, 2021, two days before the Texas heartbeat law went into effect.

Commissioner James Calkins of Santa Rosa County, Florida, wants to take action to protect unborn babies from abortion this summer in the likelihood that the U.S. Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade and allow states to ban abortions again.

During a June 9 meeting, Calkins said he is working with the county attorney to draft an ordinance that would prohibit abortion facilities from opening in Santa Rosa County, the Gulf Breeze News reports.

“We want to be a real pro-life sanctuary and stop a potential abortion clinic from coming to Santa Rosa County,” Calkins said.

He told the other commissioners that he plans to introduce the All Lives Matter ordinance at the June 14 meeting.

Just one day after promising more violence against pro-life groups and pregnancy centers that help women, pro-abortion radical attacked a pro-life organization’s office in Minnesota.

Last night, pro-abortion extremists vandalized the Minneapolis-based office of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life, a pro-life group that has been fighting for women and unborn children since the late 1960s.

“Last night the MCCL office was vandalized for the second time in recent weeks,” the pro-life group wrote on Twitter. “But we are grateful that we are all safe.”

“As #SCOTUS prepares to rule in #DobbsVsJackson, please pray for the safety of the justices and of MCCL and other pro-life group,” it continued.

Dr. Beverly McMillian thought she was helping women when she began doing abortions in Mississippi after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Roe v. Wade.

But after looking at a tiny aborted baby’s arms one day and thinking of her own son, McMillian realized she was wrong.

In a new column at the Daily Wire, the Mississippi OB-GYN explained why she stopped aborting unborn babies and became pro-life. Now, her mission is to help others understand the truth about abortion.

“I knew since high school that I wanted to go into medicine. I wanted to help and heal people,” she began.

Wisconsin pro-life Congressional candidate Charity Barry was another target of vandalism Tuesday as concerns mount about violence directed at people who want to protect unborn babies from abortion.

The incident is the second vandalism against a pro-life politician this week. The office of a Republican state representative in Washington state also was vandalized and attempted to be set on fire early Monday.

The Monroe Times reports local police are investigating the graffiti against Barry that was spray-painted on Vince’s Pizza and an adjacent Dollar General in Monroe, Wisconsin. Barry was supposed to appear at an event at the restaurant Wednesday.

Barry is a Republican primary candidate for the Wisconsin 2nd Congressional District.

A coalition of 25 pro-life groups have signed on to a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland demanding that he put an end to this current pro-abortion campaign of terror. As many as 60 cases of firebombings, attacks, vandalism, and other forms of violence and intimidation have taken place since the leak of the draft of the Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade.

Their letter comes after the latest incident of vandalism, where pro-abortion radicals attacked a pro-life organization’s office in Minnesota — smashing windows and vandalizing the office walls.

National Review has more:

In a letter organized by the non-profit CatholicVote, 25 pro-life leaders, mostly think tank presidents, called the Justice Department’s attention to the many attacks on pregnancy centers, churches, and even Supreme Court justices that have occurred since the Dobbs majority opinion leak last month.

Joe Biden reportedly is considering declaring a nation-wide public health emergency if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade this summer.

Such an order potentially could allow the Biden administration to welcome abortionists to practice on federally-governed military bases in pro-life states, according to The Post Millennial. The idea is to allow unborn babies to continue being aborted in states with abortion bans and to protect abortionists from prosecution.

The New York Times first reported about the proposal, though administration officials expressed uncertainty about its legality and noted that they are researching a number of options in response to the potential reversal of Roe.

As you doubtlessly recall, the Democratic Party has spent the past few years hearkening back to a kinder, gentler era of politics before President Donald Trump mucked everything up with his “divisive rhetoric.” Days when politicians stuck to the issues and avoided personal attacks – when political discourse was defined by mutual respect and civility.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) evidently didn’t get the memo.

Hochul had some choice words for those who disagreed with her as she signed a radical pro-abortion legislative package.

Hochul said during her speech on Monday:

The women of New York will never be subjugated to government mandated pregnancies because that’s what will ensue if Roe v.

What would it be like to go to work in the morning and find a death threat spray-painted across the façade of your office? What would it be like knowing that a facility just like yours was recently fire-bombed near Buffalo, New York? Would you keep showing up? Would you continue to put yourself in danger?

Maybe you could, if you knew you were saving fragile lives and helping vulnerable women and girls each day. Maybe you could, if you were very brave.

These are the hard questions facing the volunteers and staff at a pregnancy care center in South Florida where I volunteer.

A Seattle-area public high school recently demanded that students sign a pledge to support abortion and other leftist causes in order to participate in a mentoring program, according to a new report by KTTH 770 AM.

The pledge, which requires support for abortion, Black Lives Matter, open borders and more, is mandatory for the Eastlake High School Link Crew, a program that provides junior and senior mentors to freshmen students, KTTH found.

KTTH talkshow host Jason Rantz said students have contacted him about this and other leftist political actions at the school, and some are afraid to express their conservative views.

Radical, pro-abortion terrorists struck again last week, firebombing a pro-life women’s clinic in Buffalo, New York. Meanwhile, over in Gresham, Oregon, a suspicious fire at a Christian pregnancy center is being investigated for arson. This all happened the same week as the attempted assassination of Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Yet, the morning and evening newscasts on ABC, CBS and NBC suppressed the New York and Oregon attacks. Just as they are ignoring potential threats to churches and pro-life clergy and minimizing the plot against Kavanaugh.

Here’s the details the networks are hiding:

Firebombing of Buffalo Pro-Life Clinic

Shockingly, it was liberal CNN on Friday night that covered the latest example of escalating  violence against pro-lifers.

An attempted arson and vandalism reported at a pro-life politician’s office early Monday in Washington state adds to growing concerns about violence targeting people who work to protect unborn babies from abortion.

The incident is the fifth arson or attempted arson against pro-life advocates since news broke in May about a leaked draft ruling showing the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. Dozens of churches and pro-life organizations also have been targets of vandalism, threats and harassment, and pro-abortion radicals are threatening more violence if the court does overturn Roe this summer.

My Northwest reports pro-life Republican state Rep.

The Left goes on and on about “Follow the Science” except when it comes to the abortion debate. Medical treatments and technology have drastically changed and improved since 1973.

Women can now see a baby inside their womb, watch it move and breathe, take home a picture and share it with friends on social media. The power of technology and improvements in medical care have changed the abortion debate towards pro-life arguments which is why the Left doesn’t use the “Follow the science” mantra with abortion.

New ultrasound technology now allows doctors and parents to see a baby’s development in incredible detail — one medical review article states this encourages maternal-fetal bonding.

Attorney General Merrick Garland faced more criticism Friday for not doing enough to protect U.S. Supreme Court justices and pro-life advocates from growing threats of violence by radical abortion activists.

In a letter, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, asked Garland how his agency is responding to the escalating violence especially after authorities reported an assassination attempt on Justice Brett Kavanaugh near his home this week.

“Violent acts like this should come as no surprise, given that the threats made outside of the Justices’ homes were precisely the cause for alarm that we referenced in asking the DOJ to hold these bad actors accountable,” Rubio wrote in his follow-up letter Friday.