Kristan Hawkins

The Biden administration and its allies are trying to implement an environmental mandate on steroids. Yet one industry can knowingly pollute – the chemical abortion pill conglomerate.

Abortion is going to be on the ballot in every state in 2024. But according to new polling, the youth vote is very reachable on the issue if politicians know how to go about it.

There's a recent obsession with putting Plan B Vending Machines on college and university campuses.

This groundbreaking abortion battle could have national consequences. It also serves as a reminder that liberals dropped ‘safe’ from ‘safe, legal and rare.’

Time has run out to ratify the ERA but supporters are still working to ratify the constitutional amendment decades later. Why? Because it's also all about abortion.

Abortion is an emergency, but dangerous in a different way than what Biden claims. He wants to give government emergency powers to push abortion pills.

Donald Trump added pro-life Americans to those whom he blames for tripping him on his newly engaged run for the White House.

National Public Radio made a shocking editorial decision this week when it chose to broadcast the audio of a woman getting an abortion. The audio reveals how terrible the procedure is.

Few things cause more alarm than the idea of prosecuting women for abortion, which the pro-life movement has rejected repeatedly.

Most exciting to pro-life community is the line from Supreme Court's Dobbs opinion saying that "protecting the life of the unborn" is a legitimate state interest.

At the heart of the abortion debate, the most heated issue in America, lay two distinct camps. Both show up to state capitols, city halls, and the steps of the Supreme Court.

For those who loved the magic of Disney as children and have seen the wonder in our children’s eyes Disneyworld, it’s disconcerting to see the company that animated our childhoods, and now our children’s childhood, slowly become more progressive.

Nominating a justice to the Supreme Court can feel a lot like picking a ruler, as appointments last a lifetime, and someone’s word becomes law. Literally.

The Supreme Court could have continued to ignore the issue of abortion, but instead took up a case that offers a direct challenge to the status quo.

The high school cheerleader’s case recently heard by the Supreme Court has far-reaching implications on student free speech and whether it can be punished by schools.

In a less charged environment, how best to empower women and what feminism means to today’s women are fair questions.