Is euthanasia or assisted suicide truly an act of compassion? You might think that ending suffering through euthanasia is merciful. But if the way we “end suffering” is by ending a human life, are we really doing good? Or are we committing a grave harm?

What happens when "medical freedom" gets twisted into a duty to end life? Euthanasia and assisted suicide are often sold as “compassionate choices.” But the victims of so-called right-to-die laws are people who feel unwanted, pressured, or abandoned.

Is it true that legalizing abortion makes it rarer? Even abortion-advocacy researchers say the opposite. We debunk this major abortion myth using data from the Guttmacher Institute and the CDC.

You’ve probably heard the claim: If abortion becomes illegal, millions of women will die. But is that actually supported by the data?

Does legal abortion really make us wealthier and happier – or is this an empty promise? We examine one of the most common arguments in the abortion debate: that making it legal creates economic and material advantages for people who are already born.

We’re frequently told that abortion is the only way to protect our education, careers, and independence. In other words, if you want a future, you need abortion. But are we "radically underliving" our lives by chasing the wrong kind of fulfillment?