Overview
- Moms.gov, which debuted Sunday on Mother’s Day, directs users to pregnancy resource centers and federally qualified health centers but does not list Planned Parenthood or other providers that offer abortion services.
- President Trump and health officials used a Monday Oval Office event to unveil a Labor Department proposal that would let employers offer standalone fertility benefits outside their main health insurance plans.
- The site bundles guidance on prenatal care, breastfeeding, mental health, adoption, and nutrition with administration programs such as TrumpRx drug discounts for IVF medications and Trump Accounts child savings.
- Pro-life groups including AAPLOG and SBA Pro-Life America praised the initiative, while Physicians for Reproductive Health and Planned Parenthood Action Fund said the site steers users to crisis pregnancy centers and omits abortion care.
- The announcements land as the Supreme Court reviews rules for mailing the abortion pill mifepristone, a legal fight that shapes access to reproductive care nationwide.