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1.7KNew Hampshire council rejects ‘family planning’ contract with abortion providers
On July 27, New Hampshire’s Executive Council voted to reject “family planning” contracts with Equality Health Center, Lovering Health Center, and Planned...
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2.3KIs the common IVF practice of ‘selective reduction’ abortion in peril due to Roe’s fall?
Since the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade in June, the abortion industry has been giving constant warnings of how the...
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2.9KTennessee abortion business opening new facility in Illinois college town
Jennifer Pepper, the CEO of Memphis-based CHOICES, is planning to open a new facility in Carbondale, Illinois — and not everyone is...
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1.8KJudge halts Wyoming law protecting preborn children
Wyoming District Court Judge Melissa Owens has blocked a law that would have restricted all abortions except in cases of rape or...
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2.5KMontana Planned Parenthood resumes giving abortion pills to out-of-state clients
Montana Planned Parenthood facilities have announced that they will resume committing chemical abortions on out-of-state patients. The abortion giant had previously declared...
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1.7KIreland plans to penalize pro-lifers for praying outside abortion facilities
In Ireland, Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly announced last month that he has approval to put “safe access zones” into place around...
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1.6KUK hospital apologizes for substandard care after death of 22-week preemie
A hospital in the United Kingdom has apologized to the mother of a premature baby girl who died four hours after birth....
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1.9KPhiladelphia dumps $500,000 into abortion fund for poor women
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has announced that the city sent $500,000 to the Abortion Liberation Fund of PA, which provides financial assistance...
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4.1KTennis superstar Serena Williams announces retirement to grow her family
Serena Williams, one of the biggest tennis superstars of all time, has announced her retirement from competitive sports. Williams, who stunned the...
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2.7KAnother company gets into the business of at-home abortions
A reproductive health care business previously focused on contraception, STI treatments, and infections is now expanding to include abortion. Their business model,...
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1.7KArizona abortion facility staff speaks of setting women ‘free’ from ‘that piece of goo’
As Arizona battles over the status of abortion laws within the state, the Los Angeles Times highlighted an abortion business still open...
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6.1KYMCA lifeguard jumps into action when mom goes into labor at the pool
Natalie Lucas, a teen from Longmont, Colorado, had an unusual situation during her routine lifeguarding shift at the YMCA on July 24...
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2.9KLate abortion procedure botched in Denver, sending victim to the emergency room
A Denver Planned Parenthood sent a woman to the hospital after botching a late-term abortion, with the injury apparently so severe that...
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1.5KLawmakers concerned that University of Louisville taxpayer funds may support abortion
Two University of Louisville medical professors have paused their work at Kentucky’s only full-time abortion facility, EMW Women’s Surgical Center, after Kentucky...
