Abortion

Since being legalized in the United States in 1973, there have been approximately 62 million unborn children killed in the womb.

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Members of Congress Request Ban of Abortion Drug

Poses a ‘significant threat of danger’ to women’s health. Last week 20 Senators and 71 House Representatives requested that Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn would classify…

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Justice Thomas Files Dissent in Abortion Ruling

Jurisprudence should be reevaluated, he says. Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas filed a dissent from a decision on Monday to block a Louisiana law that required doctors…

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Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana Abortion Law

Opinion continues trend in not requiring hospital admission privileges. In a ruling handed down Monday, the United States Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana law placing restrictions on…

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Coronavirus Abortion Ban Blocked in Texas

Federal judge deemed absolute ban unconstitutional. Although last month’s appeals court ruling initially upheld the total ban, U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel of Austin, TX submitted a new…

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Senators Introduce “Woman’s Right to Know Act”

Requires accurate pre-abortion medical advice Senators Kelly Loeffler of Georgia and Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee introduced legislation this week that would require abortion providers to inform expectant mothers…

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Supreme Court Hears Final Cases of the Week

End of February Session has Court hear consolidated abortion cases Wednesday saw the Supreme Court hear one of the most anticipated cases of the 2019-2020 session with the…

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Supreme Court to Hear Major Abortion Case

Will test new justices’ approach to precedent The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday on its first major abortion case since two justices nominated by President Trump…

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Planned Parenthood Looking to State Support After Federal Budget Cut

Organization impacted after Trump administration ruling of August 2019 In the summer of last year, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued a new rule for…

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