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First Choice is challenging what many pro-life advocates consider an unconstitutional investigation by Matthew Platkin, the NJ AG who served a subpoena demanding that the pregnancy center identify the people behind nearly 5,000 donations and produce up to 10 years of its internal, confidential documents.

What if saving a baby from abortion was only the beginning of our pro-life work—not the end?

What if the best a political solution can offer the unborn… is a sword? That’s the sobering insight from a familiar but often overlooked Bible story.

Is the pro-life movement being led by the wrong voice? In the newest CareCast, Care Net President and CEO Roland Warren and Chief Outreach Officer Vincent DiCaro ask a bold and necessary question: are we letting politics shape our values more than Scripture? When it comes to abortion, too often the podium speaks louder than the pulpit.

“Champions of life.” Those were the laudatory words used to describe pregnancy resource centers, faith-based organizations, medical professionals, and other pro-life advocates in a recent congressional joint resolution designating June as “Life Month.”

What happens when the pro-life movement loses sight of the cross? For Roland Warren, the answer is deeply personal—and urgently spiritual.

Central to the Pro Abundant Life approach is the recognition of marriage as a powerful force in deterring abortion and providing hope after the choice of life.

A Vermont law that specifically labeled pregnancy centers as “limited services providers” and restricted free speech has been amended.

The Missouri Supreme Court has reinstated a near-total ban on abortion in the Show Me State. On May 27, 2025, justices ruled that a lower court judge had applied the wrong legal standard in two recent decisions that temporarily allowed abortions to resume.

In a recent column in The Daily Wire, Care Net President and CEO Roland Warren warns against depending on purely political solutions in the aftermath of the 2022 Dobbs Supreme Court decision.