Donald Trump Reflects on His First Term: “I Was Too Nice”
In an extensive interview with TIME at his property in Palm Beach, former President Donald Trump shared reflections on his presidency and his plans if…
Category: Reproductive Rights
Enhancing Societal Well-Being By Preventing Childhood Trauma
Debate often surrounds the role of government in the United States. Some argue for minimal government intervention in economic affairs, environmental …
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 …
Legal Fears Halt IVF Treatments at University of Alabama at Birmingham
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) has temporarily halted in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures. This move comes in the wake of an Alabam…
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…
Trump Camp Eyes Christian Nationalism for Potential Second Term
As the political landscape braces for the possibility of Donald Trump's return to the Oval Office, reports from Politico suggest an infusion of Christ…
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…
Texas Lawyer Sentenced for Poisoning Pregnant Wife with Abortion Medication
Mason Herring, a 39-year-old attorney from Texas, was sentenced to 180 days in jail after pleading guilty to administering abortion medication to his…
