The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has just thrown out Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit against a pro-life South Dakota law in the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs, vacating a preliminary injunction that had prevented the law from going into effect.

We and several other ACLJ attorneys have been representing Governor Kristi Noem and the state of South Dakota in this case, filing the State Appellant’s Brief.

As we’ve previously explained:

Like so many abortion cases, this one started with Planned Parenthood challenging a state statute regulating abortion. While the case has been in court since May 2011, the litigation now focuses on one particular requirement: that women considering abortion first visit a pregnancy health center (PHC) before consenting to abortion.

The FBI’s targeting of pro-life advocates made headlines last week.

As LifeNews has reported, Joe Biden’s Justice Department clearly targeted a pro-life man and his family with a shocking home raid as an act of persecution. Mark Houck became a victim of such targeting after more than 20 heavily-armed federal agents stormed his home at dawn on September 23 — frightening his family, pointing guns at his head, and then arresting him in front of his wife and seven young children.

Biden’s FBI has raided the home of the well-known pro-life advocate and arrested him on a bogus charge that had already been thrown out of court.

The liberal man who admitting killing Republican teenager Cayler Ellingson with with vehicle has finally been charged with felony murder.

As LifeNews reported, 41-year-old Shannon Brandt ran over Cayler Ellingson with his car following a political dispute in their small North Dakota town. Brandt admitted that he killed Ellingson because of his conservative views.

The killing has prompted national outrage as conservative Americans blamed Joe Biden for his recent fiery speech, where he called conservative Americans “MAGA extremists.”

It also sparked a backlash as the Democrat county attorney in charge of the case merely charged Brandt with vehicular homicide and he was already out on bail after an arrest and appearance in court.

Today the March for Life, partnered with the Pennsylvania Family Institute, announced the second official Pennsylvania March for Life on Monday, September 19.

For the first time since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Marchers will gather at the front steps of the State Capitol Building in Harrisburg to celebrate their ability to protect the unborn through legislation passed by their elected state representatives.

Notable guests and speakers will include: Jeanne Mancini, President of the March for Life; Michael Geer, President and CEO of the Pennsylvania Family Institute; Ann McElhinney, Producer and Co-Writer of the film “Gosnell- The Untold Story of America’s Biggest Serial Killer” and author of the corresponding book; Pennsylvania State Senate Majority Leader Kim Ward; Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Bryan Cutler; Dr.

This morning the Ohio Supreme Court acceded to a request by pro-abortion forces to dismiss the challenge to Ohio’s Heartbeat law brought in June “paving the way for a Hamilton County judge to rule on a request to temporarily block the law while it is sorted out in court,” Laura Hancock reported.

Preterm Cleveland, among others, asked the state’s highest court to dismiss the case, arguing that the Ohio Supreme Court case was taking too long to get a decision.

“The Supreme Court’s dismissal means that the judge over the Hamilton County case can proceed with the matter in his courtroom,” Hancock reported.

The Judicial Crisis Network (JCN) launched a $10 million advertising campaign Thursday highlighting what the group views as Democrats’ failure to protect Supreme Court justices amid unlawful protests, threats and an assassination attempt, according to a release shared with the Daily Caller News Foundation.

The first ad attacks Attorney General Merrick Garland for refusing to enforce a federal law banning the picketing of judges’ residences in order to influence them, highlighting the attempted assassination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh. The majority of Americans view the protests outside justices homes as a threat to democracy and think Garland should enforce the law prohibiting them, JCN polling found.

The president of a public-interest law firm claimed Monday morning that the Biden administration encouraged “illegal” protests against Supreme Court justices.

“You’ve had the Biden White House encourage and condone illegal activity outside of’ the homes of justices,” Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, said on “Fox and Friends First.” “It makes the justices unsafe, obviously. They’ve got children.”

“You have the left talking about riots if unborn human beings might have more right to life protections,” Fitton said. “In the attack on pregnancy centers, let’s be clear what the centers do, they help women who are pregnant.”

HELP LIFENEWS SAVE BABIES FROM ABORTION!

The amazing, complex development of an unborn baby at the earliest stages of pregnancy often gets buried in the abortion debate.

But it is amazing, and scientists know so much more about unborn babies than they did in 1973 when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Roe v. Wade.

A recent CBN News article highlighted some of these findings as the high court appears likely to overturn Roe this summer and allow states to protect unborn babies again.

“Some in the pro-choice crowd say a person’s life doesn’t actually begin until he or she is outside the womb, but the science shows an unborn baby at 15 weeks gestation is a living, breathing human being with unique DNA who can already feel pain,” author Andrea Morris wrote.