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"I believe that every woman who is facing this decision deserves to have all the possible information that she might need," Wendy Faustin said.
Read →Flock Safety’s database allows police in states that ban abortions to search for women suspected of seeking “reproductive care” in other states, a company rep recently acknowledged to Long Island lawmakers.
Read →A 28-year-old rapper gunned down Alana Sims, 22, in 2023 -- as she was on her way to celebrate his acquittal days earlier in a separate double-murder case.
Read →Students for Life of America president plans to debate whether career success and abortion were falsely sold as keys to women's equality.
Read →An ultrasound of Sandra Birchmore's unborn son was shown in court Wednesday at the trial of disgraced ex-cop Matthew Farwell, who is accused of killing her to keep her quite about their affair and her pregnancy.
Read →Talarico, a Christian seminarian and state lawmaker, attempted to convince the self-described “one-issue voter,” Jody Hunt, that his pro-choice position is compatible with her faith because “the Bible is silent on the issue of abortion.”
Read →The banks also restricted financing for “disfavored” industries such as firearms makers and retailers, Arctic oil and gas, coal, detention facilities, tobacco and e-cigarettes.
Read →Trump, while railing against Empire State Democrats at a rally in Syracuse Friday, blasted “radical left lunatic” Gov. Kathy Hochul and state legislators passing a bill to change laws around surrogacy to refer to a “gestating” or “non-gestating” parent as well as calling them “parentage” hearings instead of “paternity.”
Read →Cops have arrested a Chinese couple accused of farming 21 children at their castle-like California mansion. Officers swooped on the Arcadia address October 6 and detained Guojun Xuan, 65, and his partner Silvia Zhang, 38, on multiple charges.
Read →The ME realized a day after April Barlow Celio, 41, was found dead that she'd been pregnant but her fetus was missing.
Read →Republican-appointed Justice Samuel Alito heartily defended the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which guaranteed a national right to abortion, and lamented the death threats that ensued at the time.
Read →The first terminally ill child euthanized under the Netherlands' expanded assisted-dying laws was a 1-year-old baby born prematurely at 26 weeks with severe brain damage and multiple disabilities, including cerebral palsy and infantile epileptic spasms syndrome. The euthanasia was performed lawfully after physicians determined the child's suffering was unbearable with no prospect of improvement, and the parents gave informed consent following consultation with independent doctors and adherence to legal protocols.
Read →California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed AB 2164, the Care Without Fear Act, which would have restricted future governors from granting extradition requests from other states targeting people for legally protected abortion and gender care. His veto has drawn criticism from abortion rights supporters, including social media influencer Cheyenne Hunt, who called it a 'red flag' and questioned Newsom's commitment to abortion rights protections.
Read →In 2025, assisted suicides accounted for over 13% of deaths in Lanaudière, Quebec, and nearly 8% across the entire province, with British Columbia reporting over 7% of deaths by medical assistance in dying (MAID). Since MAID's enactment in 2016, approximately 76,475 Canadians have died by assisted suicide, with concerns raised about the normalization of assisted dying and cases where patients may not have been fully capable of consenting.
Read →Carmello Brooks, a 19-year-old defensive linebacker for the Houston Cougars, has been charged with assaulting his pregnant girlfriend, Nariah Harley, after she refused to take an abortion pill and he allegedly slammed her to the ground and pinned her down. Brooks faces additional misdemeanor charges related to a previous incident involving another pregnant woman, while Harley has denied his fault and requested the charges be dropped.
Read →An 83-year-old Canadian woman, Brigitte Stegemann, died under Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program despite allegedly showing signs of cognitive decline and expressing regret before the procedure. Her family is seeking an investigation into whether proper consent and safeguards were followed, as Stegemann reportedly cried 'I made a mistake' and struggled to understand the nature of the procedure prior to her death on July 10, 2026.
Read →Florida couple Joshua and Natalie Strong filed a lawsuit against Brown Fertility clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, alleging the clinic used another man's sperm to create their daughter's embryo, as confirmed by DNA tests showing Joshua is not the biological father. The couple claims the clinic has not accounted for Joshua's missing sperm, refused to admit the error, and they are seeking damages exceeding $50,000 while raising concerns about the possible use of Joshua's sperm in other embryos without their knowledge.
Read →Four Muslim physicians sued Illinois officials, claiming the state's new assisted-suicide law, known as the End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act or Deb’s Law, violates their religious beliefs by requiring them to provide information about medical aid in dying and facilitate access to the drugs in some cases. The physicians argue that complying with these requirements conflicts with their Muslim faith's belief that human life is sacred, and they are seeking a court order to block enforcement of the provisions or declare them unconstitutional.
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