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Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas have filed a lawsuit at the U.S. Supreme Court challenging abortion 'shield' laws in New York, California, and Massachusetts that protect providers who mail abortion pills into pro-life states. The states argue these laws violate federal statutes and undermine their ability to enforce pro-life protections.

Friedeman: A study of abortion contrasts – Massachusetts vs. Mississippi    The Winona Times

The Jeremiah 1:5 Project, an initiative of the Douglass Leadership Institute, encouraged Black churches nationwide to speak out about the sanctity of human life and increase support for women facing unexpected pregnancies through Jeremiah 1:5 Sunday held on August 30. The initiative aims to raise awareness about abortion's impact on the Black community, foster relationships between churches and pregnancy centers, and mobilize congregations to provide ongoing care for Black families, with participation reported in states including Georgia, North Carolina, Mississippi, Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, and Texas.

Famous Mississippi 'Pink House' Abortion Clinic Is Painted White, Will Become Luxury Consignment Store    jezebel.com

For Immediate Release: Aug. 5, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom Washington, D.C. – Today Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America Candidate Fund announced its endorsement of Lynn Fitch for governor of Mississippi to succeed current pro-life Governor Tate Reeves, who is term limited. The general election is set to take place on November 2, 2027. […]

Fitch touts her role in 'Dobbs' and ties to Trump in launching bid to become first woman governor    the mississippi independent

Lynn Fitch, Who Led the Overturn of Abortion Rights, Announces Run for Mississippi Governor    Mississippi Free Press

The deaths of Harmony Ball-Stribling and her unborn daughter five years ago have galvanized local leaders determined to reopen a Mississippi Delta hospital. But once a rural community loses a hospital, bringing it back can be nearly impossible.

Former Pink House Clinic Escort Laments as Mississippi Republicans Celebrate Abortion Ban at Neshoba Fair    Mississippi Free Press

Federal court blocks Mississippi's fetal heartbeat law from taking effect    ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

Jackson Picone, a data science student at Mississippi State University, has joined Louisiana Right to Life as a summer intern where he is working on a data-related project and assisting with various office and outreach tasks. He expressed that the internship is strengthening his pro-life convictions, grounding his faith, and providing unexpected personal growth experiences before he returns to college in August.

SCOTUS order not expected to affect Mississippi’s new anti-abortion pill law    magnoliatribune.com

New Mississippi abortion pill law protects women    magnoliatribune.com

Mississippi lawmakers weigh in on abortion pill restriction ruling    WLOX

Supreme Court Restores Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone    Mississippi Free Press

Mississippi bans abortion-inducing drugs amid 'continuing threat' of mail-order abortion    Christian Post

Mississippi Gov. Tate signs bill to prevent outsiders from sending in abortion drugs    National Right to Life Committee

Mississippi Bill Criminalizing Mailing Abortion Drugs Could Burden Doctors and Law Enforcement, Expert Warns    Mississippi Free Press

Mississippi governor signs bill outlawing abortion pill distribution    liveaction.org

Mississippi to ban abortion-inducing drugs under anti-drug trafficking law    magnoliatribune.com

Mississippi lawmakers send bill that criminalizes abortion-inducing medication to governor    mississippitoday.org

Lawmakers in Mississippi consider bill to restrict abortion medication    mississippitoday.org

A Mississippi bill will ban abortion pill prescriptions or sales    The Clarion-Ledger

Bill Criminalizing Mail-Order Abortion Pills as ‘Drug Trafficking’ Heads to Mississippi Governor’s Desk    Mississippi Free Press

Mail-Order Abortion Pill Ban Passes Mississippi House, With Prison Time for Providers for Drug Trafficking    Mississippi Free Press