Laura Echevarria

4 weeks ago | lifenews.com | Steven Ertelt |Laura Echevarria

Over 150 groups representing all 50 states signed a letter calling on Congress to defund Planned Parenthood. “American taxpayers should not have to underwrite a multi-billion dollar abortion industry,” said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life. “Taxpayers certainly don’t want to see their money being used to end the lives of innocent preborn children.”Get the latest pro-life news and information on X (Twitter).

1 month ago | lifenews.com | Steven Ertelt |Laura Echevarria

National Right to Life today released The Status of Abortion in the United States, 2025. The twelfth annual edition summarizes key legislative developments on the state and federal level since Dobbs, and analyzes the limited data on the annual number of abortions in the United States. “Since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, we have seen the status of abortion in the U.S. change dramatically,” said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life.

2 months ago | lifenews.com | Steven Ertelt |Laura Echevarria

There is something deeply satisfying about writing press releases or statements in support of White House policies instead of denouncing them. For four years, preborn babies were under a never-ending and aggressive pro-abortion onslaught from the Biden administration. During Joe Biden’s first year in office, National Right to Life released approximately 110 press releases and statements—that’s a rate of nearly one every three days.

Jan 15, 2025 | lifenews.com | Steven Ertelt |Laura Echevarria

Today, the Biden administration released a list of what it considers successes of the last four years including the unprecedented push to promote unlimited abortion. The following is a statement from Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life:It is ironic that the list of “accomplishments,” as seen by the Biden administration, began with a quote from the Declaration of Independence.

Dec 9, 2024 | lifenews.com | Steven Ertelt |Laura Echevarria

Every year, our Christmas plans involve trying to find kid-friendly activities for our middle child, Peter. Peter is 20 years old but has mild/moderate autism and the communication skills of a four-year-old. His delight is in simple things – such as driving through neighborhoods to see Christmas lights or seeing a living Nativity. It helps the rest of us in the family keep a sense of innocence and joy not only during the Christmas season but also throughout the year.