A look at what late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing could mean for the future of Roe v. Wade; Helen Alvare on what she believes Justice Ginsburg’s legacy will be; Catherine Hadro speaks out against an online abortion finder tool.

President Trump adds 20 names to his list of Supreme Court candidates; Catherine Hadro speaks out about allegations of mass hysterectomies at an ICE detention center; The Culture Project International uses virtual workshops to foster hope amid isolation.

President Trump releases a letter to pro-life leaders with renewed pro-life commitments; Jeanne Mancini, president of the March for Life, announces the 2021 theme for the March for Life; Jim Daly previews the upcoming See Life 2020 event.

The Trump administration petitions the Supreme Court to reinstate abortion pill restrictions; scrutiny surrounds presidential nominee Joe Biden’s Catholic faith; a writer for Cosmopolitan magazine details her abortion in heartbreaking and crass detail.

Cassie Smedile discusses this week's largely virtual Republican National Convention; Planned Parenthood faces allegations of racism; Marjorie Dannenfelser shares her new book, “Life is Winning.”

Sen. Katrina Jackson discusses how she is challenging the Democratic party on abortion; celebrities participate in a virtual fundraiser for Planned Parenthood; meet Kristen Day, a pro-life Democrat making room in the party for pro-life voters.

The pro-life movement prepares for a post-Roe world with a new network called PLAN, the Pregnancy and Life Assistance Network; Brian Carroll discusses third parties and the pro-life movement; Catherine Hadro speaks out about the film "Unpregnant."

Sen. Josh Hawley issues a new litmus test for Supreme Court nominees; the House of Representatives approves a federal spending package which would repeal the "Protect Life Rule”; Charlie Camosy asks us to reexamine how we treat the elderly.

Planned Parenthood announces it will strip Margaret Sanger's name from its Manhattan facility; Catherine Hadro discusses Ilyse Hogue's new book; meet Fiorella Nash, a bioethicist who says pro-life feminism should not be a contradiction in terms.