Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a lawsuit in state court Thursday against the California Department of Managed Health Care for forcing churches to pay for elective abortions in their health insurance plans.

Some of the bills being considered by the South Dakota Legislature today include the drug testing for welfare recipients bill, a bill outlawing the sale of fetal body parts, and recommendations from the Elder Abuse Task Force.

It’s time for our nation to take back its soul. And it is time for black Americans to stop supporting the very liberals that are destroying their lives, their communities and their nation.

Slut-shaming is a relatively new euphemism wherein liberals paradoxically try to shame into silence those who call a spade a spade. In other words, YOU should be ashamed of pointing out that someone should be ashamed of their immoral behavior.

This Friday will mark the anniversary of one of the darkest days in the history of our land. It will mark the 43 anniversary of the horrific opinion in which the Supreme Court claimed it was legal for a woman to hire a contract killer to murder the baby residing in her womb.

We celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day recently, and while we should honor this extraordinarily great man, we cannot pretend that our God-given rights are totally secured. They are far from secure.

The 2016 session of the South Dakota Legislature officially began yesterday, and officially ends March 29. As of this writing, there were 53 bills introduced in the House, with the vast majority introduced not by individual legislators but rather at the request of various state agencies. The same is true of the 53 bills introduced in the Senate.

There is a new theme emerging in the media: an explicit attempt to normalize abortion to a degree we haven’t seen before. Pro-choice advocates were once content to refer to abortion as an unfortunate necessity, but in the face of pro-life gains in legal and cultural fronts, pro-choicers are going for broke on a new strategy: flaunt your abortion.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announces that the Attorney General’s proposed legislative package for 2016 will include a request that our Legislature consider and enact several pieces of legislation.

Several religious non-profit organizations filed an opening brief Monday with the U.S. Supreme Court in consolidated lawsuits against the Obama administration’s abortion-pill mandate and its religious non-profit options, all of which force the groups to violate their faith.