Carol Tobias

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services joined the authoritarian governments of Hungary and Brazil to sponsor an “International Conference on Family Policy” that was held at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, the second in several months.

Every year, along with the March for Life in Washington, comes the tradition of infighting within the anti-choice movement over which bill they will ask Congress to pass to commemorate the occasion. This year, Republican leadership and establishment anti-choice groups like National Right to Life and

Donald Trump wasn’t exactly the dream candidate of the Religious Right.

Anti-choice groups, which were unable to sneak any anti-Planned Parenthood measures into a spending bill this month, are placing all their hopes in the election of an anti-choice president in 2016. Jackie Calmes at the New York Times explains how an upcoming House vote on stripping funding from Pl