Yuba-Sutter Right to Life (orig)

Articles Featured in the Ambassador

Rape Survivor Rejects Abortion: “I Wouldn’t Be Here Today if I Didn’t Have My Child”November 2, 2026
National | Sarah Terzo | Oct 23, 2026 | 9:40AM | Washington, DC In the pro-life documentary “Except in Cases of Rape,” Ashley Boyer, who is raising a child conceived through rape, shared her story of choosing life in difficult circumstances. Many people, even many who consider themselves “pro-life” and feel ... Read more
Gavin Newsom Expands Mandate Forcing California Colleges to Sell Abortion PillsOctober 7, 2026
Steven Ertelt | Oct 1, 2026 | LifeNews.com California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a law expanding his mandate forcing every public California college and university to sell abortion pills, even though none of them offer prenatal care. The new law Newsom signed takes effect Jan. 1, 2029, if the Legislature appropriates funding. ... Read more
“All Who Hate Christ Love Death.” Why Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide are WrongSeptember 2, 2026
Bobby Schindler | LifeNews.com The recent euthanasia of a 25-year-old woman, Noelia Castillo, in Spain signals a deeply disturbing cultural decline: assisted death is now offered as a compassionate solution for suffering, even among the young. This alarming trend is particularly evident in the Netherlands, where a teenage boy with autism was euthanized just four-and-a-half ... Read more
Study Finds Abortion Pill Traces in U.S. Tap Water, Pro-Life Groups Call for ActionSeptember 2, 2026
Steven Ertelt | LifeNews.com A peer-reviewed study published July 20 has detected significant levels of anti-progesterone activity equivalent to the abortion drug mifepristone in environmental water and municipal tap water samples from three U.S. cities, leading pro-life advocates to urge the Environmental Protection Agency to expand monitoring and protect public health. The study, “Anti-Progesterone in ... Read more
Hyde Amendment Has Saved 2.6 Million Babies From Abortion After 50 YearsSeptember 2, 2026
Raimundo Rojas | LifeNews.com In 2009, America felt tired. Almost 10 percent of the workforce was unemployed, and the housing crash caused work stoppage at many construction sites. In South Florida, Mercedes (Mercy) was 30 years old, living with her husband and two small children in an apartment already too small for four. Her husband ... Read more