Recent Press Releases

National Right to Life Condemns New Jersey Governor’s Signing of Sweeping Abortion-Protection Law
S2260 Shields the Abortion Industry and Undermines Protections for Unborn Children WASHINGTON — New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill signed S2260 into law today, expanding legal …Read More »National Right to Life Federal PAC and South Carolina Citizens for Life Federal PAC Endorse Senator Darline Graham for U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON — The National Right to Life Federal Political Action Committee and the federal SCCL PAC today endorsed Senator Darline Graham in the August 25 …Read More »
National Right to Life Endorses Julia Letlow for U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life, the federation of state right-to-life affiliates, today announced its endorsement of Congresswoman Julia Letlow for election to the U.S. …Read More »
Governor Healey Signs Extreme Massachusetts Law Allowing Abortion Until Birth
WASHINGTON — Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has signed H.5595, deceptively titled the “Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act,” eliminating the state’s remaining statutory limits on …Read More »National Right to Life Welcomes Federal Court Decision Protecting Oregon Right to Life from Oregon Law Requiring Employers to Provide Abortion Insurance
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life today welcomed a federal district court decision declaring unconstitutional, as applied to Oregon Right to Life, an Oregon law …Read More »National Right to Life Alarmed as Federal Funding for the Abortion Industry Resumes
WASHINGTON — As the one-year prohibition on certain federal Medicaid payments to abortion providers expires on July 4, National Right to Life expressed deep concern …Read More »National Right to Life Mourns the Passing of Jeanne Head, R.N., Vice President of International Affairs
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life mourns the passing of Jeanne Head, R.N., Vice President of International Affairs and a tireless advocate for the protection …Read More »
National Right to Life Praises Senate Leadership for Advancing Pro-Life Priorities on Dobbs Anniversary
WASHINGTON — On the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Senate leaders highlighted a broad range of pro-life …Read More »
Four Years After Dobbs, the Work of Protecting Life Continues
WASHINGTON — Today marks the fourth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which overturned Roe v. …Read More »
National Right to Life Endorses Justin Murphy for New Jersey Senate
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life today announced its endorsement of Justin Murphy for election to the United States Senate from New Jersey, citing his …Read More »
National Right to Life Endorses Alabama Congressman Barry Moore for U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life, the nation’s oldest and largest pro-life organization, today announced its endorsement of Alabama Congressman Barry Moore for election to …Read More »National Right to Life Endorses Ty Masterson for Kansas Governor, Encourages Defeat of Pro-Abortion Republican Vicki Schmidt
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life, the nation’s oldest and largest pro-life organization, today proudly announced its endorsement of Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson for …Read More »
National Right to Life Applauds Introduction of Supporting Newborn Parents Act
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life today expressed its support for H.R. 8806, the Supporting Newborn Parents Act, legislation that would provide immediate financial assistance …Read More »
National Right to Life Welcomes FDA Review of Abortion Pill Mifepristone
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life today welcomed the Food and Drug Administration’s announcement that it is moving forward with a comprehensive review of the …Read More »
National Right to Life Endorses Lisa Demuth for Governor of Minnesota
WASHINGTON — National Right to Life, the nation’s oldest and largest pro-life organization, today proudly announced its endorsement of Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth for …Read More »
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