Missouri Bill Proposes Criminalizing Teachers Who Support Trans Students
A Missouri bill could put teachers in jail for simply supporting their transgender students.
Category: Human Dignity
Second Alabama IVF Provider Pauses Treatments Amid Legal Uncertainty Over Embryo Status
Headline: Alabama IVF Providers Pause Treatments Amid Legal Uncertainty Over Embryo Status
Following a groundbreaking ruling by the Alabama Supreme …
In West Virginia, Librarians at Risk of Felony Charges Over ‘Obscene’ Books
In West Virginia, librarians and museum staff may face potential felony charges for providing access to material to minors deemed"obscene", a term tha…
Alabama Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling: Frozen Embryos Acknowledged as ‘Children’
The Alabama Supreme Court declared that frozen embryos qualify as ‘children,’ granting three couples the right to pursue wrongful death suits following an incident that…
Oklahoma Lawmaker Proposes Database To Track Women Who Have Abortions
Oklahoma lawmakers are considering legislation that could establish a database tracking women who have abortions and potentially ban emergency contrac…
Missouri Republican Seeks Lifetime Medicaid Ban For Women Who’ve Had Abortions
Missouri State Senator Mike Moon (R-Ash Grove) has proposed an amendment that would drastically alter Medicaid access in Missouri, permanently barring…
Ron Johnson Wanted A Tougher Border Bill. Once He Got It, He Withdrew Support
Ron Johnson, known for his firm stance on linking Ukraine aid to stringent border security measures, became a pivotal voice against the proposed compr…
Missouri Senate Rejects Rape and Incest Abortion Exceptions
In Jefferson City, Missouri, the Republican majority in the Senate stood united against Democratic efforts to introduce exceptions for rape and incest…
‘Pro-Life’ Oklahoma Lawmaker Seeks To Penalize Abortions With Death Penalty
Oklahoma State Senator Dusty Deevers has introduced legislation that could significantly intensify the ongoing debate over reproductive rights. The Ne…
Unprecedented Rise in US Homelessness Amid Surging Stock Market
The United States is confronting an unprecedented homelessness crisis, with a staggering 653,000 Americans currently without homes.
