A conservative military watchdog is personally troubled about a recent Defense Department decision to allow military health facilities to stock the "morning-after pill."

The DoD announced that it will begin making the morning-after pill (Plan B) available at all of its hospitals and health clinics around the world. The Washington Post reports that the decision by the Obama administration reverses the policy of his predecessor. Pro-abortion advocates had long pushed the White House to allow the sale of the morning-after pill on military facilities.

Elaine Donnelly, president of the Center for Military Readiness, conveys her feelings on the matter. "My organization does not take a stand specifically on abortion, so I'm speaking of my personal view right now," she explains. read more »

A New York federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the FDA, challenging the sale of the Plan B "morning-after" pill to 17-year-olds.

Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) represented Concerned Women for America, the Christian Medical & Dental Associations, and Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International in the case. Steve Aden is an ADF attorney.

"The judge said that the plaintiffs didn't have the legal right to bring a lawsuit to challenge the over-the-counter switch for Plan B, even though they were comprised of doctors' groups, pharmacists, and parents whose interests were directly tied to the availability of Plan B over the counter," he explains.

The lawsuit was filed because Aden's clients believed that a female's life and health are worth more than Planned Parenthood's bottom line or the political agenda of pro-abortion groups...