As part of its Reality Check series, The Tribune spoke to former San Luis Obispo County NAACP President Cheryl Vines about ...

The court rejected three cases from Project 2025-linked parties—but still largely favored interests aligned with the ...

(CN) — An Oregon anti-abortion group reignited its constitutional challenge to a state law requiring businesses to offer abortion coverage in their employee health insurance plans on Tuesday, arguing ...

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham's reelection campaign received a big boost of support from state and national anti-abortion leaders on Monday, just days after securing President Donald Trump's endorsement.

Key figures in the pro-life movement, including Leonard Leo, Ray Ruddy and Princeton Professor Robert George, sent a letter Tuesday morning to major pro-life organizations about the new venture ...

The latest tax records for the organization, known as the American Property Owners Alliance, show the nonprofit handed out $12.8 million in grants during its first four years, with $10 million of ...

An undated photo of Army anti-terrorism training that mistakenly labeled pro-life nonprofits, animal rights groups and other organizations as terrorist groups. (Courtesy National Right to Life ...

All the numbers on this page are for the 2016 election year and based on data collected by OpenSecrets as of September 01, 2024. OpenSecrets tracks fundraising by committees supporting or opposing ...

While some chapters on the ground are doing some good work, as a national organization it has a brand name but without the substance behind it. It is unable to grow and move beyond the feminism of ...

The pro-life groups presented as terrorist threats to U.S. Army soldiers were National Right to Life and Operation Rescue, two Christian-based groups with zero history of violence.

National Right to Life describes itself as the oldest and largest pro-life organization in the U.S., with 3,000 local chapters across the country. The group advocates for anti-abortion education ...

CNA Staff, Jul 12, 2024 / 12:55 pm A U.S. military base has disavowed a presentation in which the major pro-life group National Right to Life was implied to be a “terrorist” organization.