ACTION NEEDED: Tell the San Francisco DA not to retry Anastasia Rogers. Anastasia was arrested in San Francisco and charged with intimidation for posting a video on social media contrasting her peaceful pro-life approach with Planned Parenthood’s abortion model. After nearly two weeks of trial, the State failed to convince the jury that Anastasia committed a crime. Ten San Francisco jurors voted to acquit her on one charge, and nine voted to acquit her on the second. The case ended in a mistrial, but it is not over. The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office could still choose to retry Anastasia. Please contact the DA’s Office today and urge them to dismiss the charges and not pursue another trial. Email:
 Districtattorney@sfgov.org 
 Email: Brooke.jenkins@sfgov.org Suggested script: Dear District Attorney Jenkins, I am writing to urge your office not to retry Anastasia Rogers. After nearly two weeks of trial, the overwhelming majority of jurors voted to acquit her. Ten jurors voted not guilty on one charge, and nine voted not guilty on the second. Pursuing another trial would not serve justice or the public interest. I respectfully ask your office to dismiss the charges against Anastasia Rogers. Sincerely,
[Your Name] Please pray for Anastasia, her family, and her legal team as we await the next steps. #AnastasiaRogers #LifeLegal #ProLife #FreeSpeech #SurvivorsOfTheAbortionHolocaust

Article written about what happened in court today. Anastasia’s case will go forward and new trial starts June 29th! Stay tuned.

🚨BREAKING: The state of California will RETRY Anastasia Rogers under the FACE Act. After a previous jury leaned 10-2 in favor of acquittal and was unable to reach a unanimous verdict resulting in a mistrial, prosecutors are taking this case back to court. The new trial is set to begin June 30. Please keep Anastasia and her legal team in your prayers as this fight continues.

TAKE ACTION TODAY ⬇️ Call: (628) 652-4000 Email: districtattorney@sfgov.org or brooke.jenkins@sfgov.org Use the sample email on slide 2 to contact the San Francisco District Attorney and urge DA Brooke Jenkins to dismiss this case.

A huge thank you to @LifeLegal 🙌🏽 We are deeply grateful for the outstanding work of Anastasia’s legal team at Life Legal Defense Foundation. Their dedication and tireless advocacy were instrumental throughout this trial. Thank you for standing firmly in defense of constitutional rights and for representing Anastasia so she can return to life saving work!!

See this Instagram post by @thesurvivors.us instagram.com/p/DZLulfWDRq_/… We are so grateful for the courageous witness of Anastasia from Survivors! Thank you for raising up advocates who are willing to stand for life, even when the cost is high! @TheSurvivors_US

Memorial Day is often seen as a long weekend, a day off work, or the unofficial start of summer. But beneath the gatherings and celebrations is something much more solemn. Today is a day to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. It is also a day to think of the families they left behind—the parents, spouses, children, siblings, and friends who continue to carry that loss every day. Every human life is valuable and should never be taken for granted. That is why the sacrifice made by so many service members is so profound. To willingly lay down one’s life for another is one of the greatest acts of love a person can make. It stands in direct contrast to a culture that too often treats human life as disposable. Many gave their very lives, and countless others willingly faced the possibility of losing theirs in order to protect others and defend our nation. Their courage reminds us that true love is sacrificial. As Christians, we recognize that this kind of selflessness reflects the sacrifice Christ made for all of us. “There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” — John 15:13 Today, let us also pray especially for the families of the fallen. May they never want for food, shelter, or support. May they find comfort in the truth that this world is not our forever home and that Heaven is the goal. This Memorial Day, may we remember with gratitude, pray with sincerity, and honor those who gave everything. Wishing you and your loved ones a meaningful and peaceful Memorial Day. #memorialday #RememberingTheFallen

BREAKING! After working behind the scenes and within the courts for over a year, Operation Rescue and Life Legal Defense Foundation won a huge victory in one of the most pro-abortion states in America, finally obtaining the unredacted copy of Lexi Arguello’s autopsy. Read the full press release here: operationrescue.org/breaking… @LifeLegal #JusticeForLexi #LexiArguello #ProLife #Colorado #ProLifeColorado #AntiAbortion #ProChoice #ProAbortion #AbortionKillsWomen #AbortionKills #AbortionHarmsWomen #PlannedParenthood #PlannedParenthoodRockyMountains #ShutThemDown #PlannedParenthoodColorado

Colorado tried to cover it up, but the truth about Lexi Arguello’s death is finally public. After months of legal work and investigation, Life Legal and Operation Rescue have secured a major victory in one of the nation’s most aggressively pro-abortion states: the release of Lexi Arguello’s unredacted autopsy. Lexi was only 18 when she died just hours after a second-trimester abortion at Planned Parenthood in Fort Collins, Colorado. The newly released autopsy concluded that she developed disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), a catastrophic clotting disorder, following the procedure. The forensic pathologist also identified probable amniotic fluid embolism (AFE), a rare but often fatal medical emergency associated with invasive pregnancy procedures, as a significant contributing condition. In testimony supporting a bill that would have required Colorado to license and inspect second-trimester abortion clinics, Dr. Keri Kasun stated that Lexi’s grandfather was told she had been “transferred too late” to the hospital and did not receive the urgency of care she needed. Dr. Kasun further testified that Planned Parenthood staff requested the “silent siren treatment” — meaning no lights or sirens during emergency transport — despite the catastrophic nature of Lexi’s medical condition. Those allegations raised serious questions about what transpired inside the abortion facility — questions Colorado officials attempted to conceal from the public. Instead of allowing the public to learn the truth about what happened to Lexi, Larimer County Coroner Stephen Hanks heavily redacted the autopsy report, blacking out references to the abortion, the complications, and even Lexi’s official cause of death. This was nothing less than an effort to shield a politically protected industry from scrutiny. After the coroner refused to release critical information about the cause of death, Operation Rescue partnered with Life Legal to pursue legal action. Working with Life Legal affiliate attorney Tim Goddard, the legal team — including Life Legal attorney Sheila Green — filed a lawsuit challenging the sweeping redactions and the misuse of public records laws to conceal key medical findings. During a January court hearing, the coroner openly argued that releasing the unredacted autopsy showing how Lexi died would discourage other women from seeking abortions. “This autopsy is one of the few public documents that can expose Planned Parenthood for wrongdoing in the tragic death of Lexi Arguello,” said Troy Newman, President of Operation Rescue. “It’s also a document that can prove just how dangerous unregulated and unlicensed Colorado abortion clinics have become. Women are dying and state officials are looking the other way.” The judge rejected the coroner’s argument and ordered the release of the full autopsy. This case demonstrates why independent legal advocacy matters so deeply. Without sustained legal action, the public would never have learned the facts surrounding Lexi’s death. Across the country, Life Legal is fighting abortionists and their allies determined to avoid scrutiny and accountability. That work requires months of investigation, research, litigation, and advocacy — often in hostile jurisdictions. #JusticeForLexi #LexiArguello #OperationRescue #LifeLegal

Today, March 31, 2026, marks the 21st anniversary of Terri Schiavo’s death. A child born on that day in 2005 is now not only an adult but legally able to drink. That child has been an adult for three long years and may be serving in the U.S. military. Terri died in great pain, after a period of starvation and dehydration initiated by her husband Michael, who insisted in court for years on his plan of subjecting her to torture and termination. Along with other pro-lifers – and with her loving parents and brother – Life Legal opposed this outcome to the bitter end. Perhaps, however, I don’t need to tell you all this. We remember Terri. People who witness such an abominable crime as the excruciating starvation of Terri Schiavo are typically so horrified that they feel the need for some consolation…. “At least her suffering is over now,” they might say. And, for what it’sworth, that’s true. Moreover, this perception gives the lie to advocates of what they mischaracterize as “euthanasia,” which means “good death.”  Often, these propagandists claim they want to put sufferers “out of their misery.”  But we pro-lifers remember different. We remember that Michael Schiavo put Terri into and through her misery, not out of it…. “She had no quality of life,” they might say. But who gets to determinewhat constitutes a sufficient quality of any life? Terri responded to her family. She was loved and cared for. A society that measures human life by “quality” inevitably becomes a society that discards the weak, the disabled, and the inconvenient. “Terri’s case awakened the nation to the vicious pseudo-medical ethic that made her annihilation possible,” some might say. Or perhaps that’sonly me. At any rate, it’s as true as the earlier consolations. Pro-life forces did not wither in the face of ridicule when hostile media outlets exalted Michael Schiavo’s despicable betrayal as some kind of “act of love.”  Pro-lifers stood strong against the lies. And their strength had an effect. Still, I think one of the most consoling things we can say about the atrocity committed in this case is simply this: that we remember Terri. The object of Terri’s termination was, after all, to snuff her out completely. It’s not hard to see the parallels between this exercise in cruelty and the destruction of a child in the womb to conceal a pregnancy. The sex abuser who brings his victim to an abortion mill for timely erasure of the evidence would easily understand Michael Schiavo’s motivation for eliminating his wife. Flush the problem down the toilet and begin anew! Indeed, Michael’s particular strategy in spouse elimination involved the obliteration of memory. Early in his custody of Terri after she became disabled, he professed in court a determination to devote his life to her continuing care. Later, after the settlement was exhausted, he conveniently forgot this commitment and remembered instead something he had never mentioned before: that Terri had told him she didn’t want to continue life in a disabled state. This brand-new memory finally did the trick, though Life Legal and others didn’t make it easy for him. Nevertheless, Michael Schiavo was not ultimately victorious. He didn’t snuff Terri out the way he planned to, secretly, as if she had never existed. We remember Terri. The enemies of our principled ethic in defense of human life want us to forget. If only we’d all forget, things would go a lot smoother for them. But we will not forget. We will remember Terri in every case where someone is forced to suffer the removal of life-saving care—and every time we stand for a life others say is not worth living.

Government exists to protect life—not facilitate death. Life Legal has filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit challenging Delaware’s assisted suicide law. The brief argues that the Constitution does not permit the government to help people end their lives. “Compassion never means abandoning someone to death,” said Alexandra Snyder, CEO of Life Legal Defense Foundation. “True compassion means protecting life and standing with people in their suffering—especially when they are most vulnerable.” We are grateful to stand alongside a coalition of organizations committed to defending the dignity of human life, including Alliance Defending Freedom, Catholic Medical Association, CatholicVote Legal Fund, Chayim Aruchim, Christ Medicus Foundation, Christian Medical & Dental Association, Concerned Women for America, Delaware Family Policy Council, Delaware Right to Life, Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, National Association of Catholic Nurses, National Catholic Bioethics Center, National Catholic Partnership on Disability, and the Rabbinical Alliance for America. Together, we continue defending life in the courts. #ProLife #DefendLife #AssistedSuicide #HumanDignity #LifeLegal #Bioethics #ProtectLife #Delaware

Let’s reclaim California for life! Join us as we march for the lives of the innocent. Be sure to stop by our table and say hello—we’d love to meet you and share some helpful resources. 📅 Date: Monday, March 16, 2026 ⏰ Time: Rally at 12:00 PM | March at 1:00 PM 📍 Location: 1315 10th St, Sacramento, CA 95814 Bring your friends and stand for the dignity of every human life. #MarchForLife #ProLife #HumanLife #StandForLife #Sacramento #LifeLegal #MarchForLifeCA

Let's show up for life this January. 📍 March for Life — Washington, D.C. | January 23 📍 Walk for Life San Francisco | January 24 Join us as we stand together in peaceful witness for the dignity of every human life. #WalkForLife2026 #MarchForLife2026

BREAKING: Anastasia Rogers, a young pro-life advocate, was arrested in San Francisco while peacefully offering pregnancy resources on a public sidewalk. Security accused her of “threatening language” over a social media post—yet Life Legal found no threats, no obstruction, no crime. She was released at 7pm, and Life Legal appears in court today to defend her First Amendment rights. Please keep Anastasia and our legal team in your prayers.

When society redefines death as “care,” the most vulnerable inevitably bear the cost. This article is a sobering reminder of how easily despair can be mistaken for compassion. Every human life bears God-given worth, and even our suffering can become a place where grace, perseverance, and deeper love take root. Let us pray for those who feel alone—and for all who have been led to believe their lives no longer matter. open.substack.com/pub/brianj…

Brian Johnston pulls back the curtain on Minelli and the agenda driving the push to label death as “care.”open.substack.com/pub/brianj…

Eighteen-year-old Alexis “Lexi” Arguello died after a second-trimester abortion at Planned Parenthood’s Fort Collins facility. Planned Parenthood has offered no explanation. No statement. No accountability. Life Legal — working in partnership with Operation Rescue — is committed to uncovering what really happened. We are demanding emergency records and other documents to understand why a healthy young woman — and her unborn child — are now dead. Thus far, officials have refused to provide the transparency that the law — and basic human decency — require. What we’ve uncovered so far is deeply troubling and raises urgent questions about how Planned Parenthood handles medical emergencies. Lexi was not a statistic. She was an 18-year-old girl who deserved better. Read what happened to Lexi — and why we are taking action. Link to article here:lifelegal.org/planned-parent… Image source: malesichandshirey.com/obitua… #JusticeForLexi #ProLife #ProLifeAdvocate #LifeLegal #OperationRescue #ProtectWomen #AccountabilityMatters #WomenDeserveBetter #ProLifeMovement #StandForLife #UnbornLivesMatter #HumanRights #MedicalAccountability #InvestigateTheTruth #ProtectOurDaughters