Medication Abortion

Carmello Brooks, a University of Houston football player in Texas, was arrested for allegedly assaulting his pregnant girlfriend after she refused to take the abortion pill. The University of Houston Athletics is investigating the matter, highlighting a Texas-based incident involving allegations of violence against pregnant women.

A 19-year-old University of Houston football player from Katy, Texas, was charged with assaulting his pregnant girlfriend after she refused to have an abortion, highlighting issues of coercion and abuse linked to abortion in Texas. The article uses this Texas case to illustrate broader concerns about abortion pill coercion and abuse, with specific reference to Texas law classifying the assault as a third-degree felony.

Texas college football player Carmello Brooks, a defensive linebacker for the Houston Cougars, has been charged with assaulting his pregnant girlfriend after she refused to take an abortion pill. The incident occurred in Texas, and Brooks faces charges including assaulting a pregnant person and misdemeanor criminal mischief related to a previous altercation with another pregnant woman in the state.

Fred Clark, a Democrat running for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th District, supports codifying the right to sell and distribute abortion drugs and opposes any limits on abortion, including repealing the Hyde Amendment to allow federal funding for abortions. He plans to withhold federal funds from states with pro-life laws, requiring states receiving federal funds to provide abortion care at all stages of pregnancy, which would impact funding for areas like education, infrastructure, and disaster relief in states such as Texas and Florida.

The Texas Medical Board revoked Dr. William Evans's medical license after he prescribed an abortion-inducing drug to a patient, violating Texas's comprehensive pro-life laws including the Human Life Protection Act.

Flanders reports another pause in a lawsuit brought by Texas and Florida challenging mifepristone's federal approval. She explains that proceedings are expected to resume after the FDA's review or the stated December deadline and notes a denied dismissal motion.

A federal judge has paused a lawsuit filed jointly by Texas and Florida seeking to revoke the FDA's approval of the abortion pill mifepristone until after the November midterm elections or the conclusion of an FDA safety review. This delay directly impacts Texas's legal efforts to challenge eased federal restrictions on mifepristone distribution, which Texas argues undermine its state abortion laws.

For Immediate Release: April 27, 2026 CONTACT: Hamilton Strategies, Media@HamiltonStrategies.com, Beth Bogucki, 610.584.1096 ext. 105, or Linda Klosterman, LKlosterman@hamiltonstrategies.com ‘Urgent care centers that add medication abortion services are not filling a gap… Women deserve compassionate care, accurate information and practical support,’ says Save the Storks CEO Diane Ferraro PLANO, Texas — As Planned Parenthood locations continue to shutter across the country and urgent care centers begin […] The post Save the Storks celebrates pregnancy health clinics for serving women left by Pl

“It’s extraordinary that the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) through the Department of Justice wants to pause or dismiss cases underway because they don’t have their act together,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “During the Presidential campaign all the way to today, we’ve been very clear that a real review of Chemical Abortion Pills needs to take place and ... Read More The post The Trump Administration Tells Texas Court “Oops, I did it again” & Ask that Legal Action Begun by Florida & Texas against the FDA Pause Until They Get Their Act Together appeared first on Students for Lif

Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: A woman in Montgomery County, Texas was rushed to the hospital last month and suffered a miscarriage under suspicious circumstances. She told investigators she believed the father of her baby had secretly given her an abortion pill without her knowledge or consent. She had already told him clearly: she wanted to keep the baby, yet ... Read More

Cases like the one in Montgomery County, Texas (see article below)— where a man is accused of secretly giving a pregnant woman mifepristone, causing the loss of her unborn child — are becoming all too common. Similar incidents have been reported nationwide. In 2025, at least four cases involved men allegedly coercing or secretly administering […]

John Rueben Gabriel Demeter repeatedly asked the mother of his child to get an abortion. Time and time again, she said no. Demeter offered to pay for her to travel to a different state to get an abortion. She still said no, insisting she wanted to carry her child to term. What happened next? According to Texas authorities, Demeter refused to take “no” for an answer. Instead, ... Read More The post Texas Man’s Story Proves What We Already Knew: Chemical Abortion Is the Abuser’s Best Friend appeared first on Students for Life of America .

For Immediate Release: Feb. 25, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom Another Reported Abortion Drugging Raises Urgent Safety Concerns Washington, D.C. – A Texas man faces criminal charges after authorities say he slipped abortion drugs to a pregnant mother, killing her unborn child. Reportedly, the mother repeatedly refused the man’s demands for her to abort, including his […]

When truth replaces fear, decisions look different. Rich Bennett talks with Tracy Gillin, Pregnancy Services Director at Life Network, about what she’s seen firsthand serving women in both Texas and Colorado—and why the conversations look different in each state. She shares that there’s a growing number of women requesting the abortion pill, often based on misinformation about their bodies and their baby’s development. They also unpack the myths surrounding adoption and the fears many women carry before ever walking through the door. This episode offers a compassionate look at meeting women wh

(Sebastian’s Point) In a landmark move to reinforce its commitment to protecting unborn life and women’s health, Texas has enacted the Woman and Child Protection Act, or HB7. This law empowers private citizens to sue those involved in mailing or... The post Texas’ bold stand against mail-order abortion pills first appeared on . The post Texas’ bold stand against mail-order abortion pills appeared first on .

Nearly two months ago, a groundbreaking case testing the limits of CA state “shield laws” and Texas federal protections for life began. Jerry Rodriguez, a father from Texas, filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against Dr. Remy Coeytaux, a California-based abortion provider who mailed abortion drugs across state lines, resulting in the death of his unborn child. […] The post Texas Father Fights Back Against California Abortion Provider – CA Bill Could Shield Them first appeared on California Family Council .

VICTORY! The Texas Legislature has passed Senate Bill 7, the Woman and Child Protection Act (WCPA)—a groundbreaking law that strengthens protections for moms and their children by deterring the flood of dangerous abortion pills into Texas. For years, abortion pill vendors have exploited loopholes by shipping abortion pills through the mail across state and national […] The post VICTORY: Texas Passes the Woman and Child Protection Act appeared first on Human Coalition .

Andrea Trudden reports that Texas sent cease-and-desist letters to organizations involved in mailing abortion medication. She presents the attorney general's legal position and pregnancy-help advocates' concerns about oversight, coercion, and alternatives.

Contributor: ATTWN Staff In Texas, a deeply disturbing lawsuit has emerged that will absolutely not be the first of its kind: a woman is suing abortion pill provider Aid Access for wrongful death following the termination of her unborn baby. Her partner obtained abortion pills from Aid Access and then snuck them into hot chocolate, which the mom drank, causing ... Read More

Contributor: ATTWN Staff While abortion is nearly banned in Texas and several other states, it is exceptionally easy to order abortion pills online, with no doctor interactions, no proof of pregnancy, no proof of age, and no money. In efforts to see how easy the process really is, Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood director and founder of And Then There ... Read More

A recent Texas bill that would have prohibited all abortions—including those induced by abortion pills—was withdrawn under pressure from a prominent pro-life group. The organization argued […] The post Tell Us What You Think: Abortion Law and Accountability appeared first on .

Texas needs the ‘Women and Child Protection Act’ By Chelsey Youman, Texas State Director and National Director of Public Policy Texas has led the way in protecting life, but the fight is far from over. Despite strong pro-life laws, abortion remains a reality in our state. How? Abortion activists and out-of-state abortionists are flooding Texas […] The post New Bill Aims to Protect Texans from Dangerous Abortion Pill Distributors appeared first on Human Coalition .