22 Attorneys General Stand Up to the American Academy of Pediatrics
“When the American Academy of Pediatrics speaks, its 67,000 pediatrician members, the broader medical community, the public, and especially parents […]
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How Christians should respond to “Pride”
In June 2023, America was bombarded by companies supporting “Pride.” From a Bud Light ad of a biological male who
The fight against Mifepristone is not over
Last week we received the disappointing news that the US Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the coalition of pro-life doctors
Family Voice weighs in on SCOTUS abortion pill case
The Supreme Court is currently hearing a case between Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (AHM) and the Food and Drug Administration
The secret the IVF industry doesn’t want you to know
Originally published in The Dakota Scout, March 28 edition The in-vitro fertilization (IVF) industry has a heartwarming story to tell you.
Bringing Clarity on our Pro-Life Laws: Saving the Life of the Mother
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, we have witnessed an outpouring of misinformation attempting to discredit the pro-life movement as cold and uncaring toward pregnant mothers. A false narrative has been preached that pro-life laws prohibit doctors from saving the life of the mother,
Norman Woods joins the Lars Larson Show – Should States Codify Abortion In Their Constitution?
Lars Larson invites Norman Woods to discuss the attempt to add radical abortion procedures into the South Dakota Constitution. Listen
Marxist Ideology & The United Way – Mark Davis interviews Norman Woods on SNC
Norman Woods joins the Mark Davis show to discuss the infiltration of “DEI” and Marxist ideology into the United Way
SD Board of Regents takes a step forward in protecting kids from sexualized content on campus
After months of controversy, the Board of Regents has finally updated their “minors on campus” policy in response to a
Here’s what happens next after conflicting abortion pill rulings
Over the past week, conflicting rulings from two federal judges have confronted the legality of mifepristone, the most commonly used
