Abortion - Page 143

Nebraska lawmakers begin debate over abortion ban

April 12, 2023

Nebraska lawmakers begin debate over abortion ban

A debate over a bill that would ban abortion after cardiac activity is detected will take place in Nebraska. Cardiac activity is generally detected around the sixth week of pregnancy.

Indiana lawmakers OK bill to allow over-the-counter birth control access

April 12, 2023

Indiana lawmakers OK bill to allow over-the-counter birth control access

A bill to allow over-the-counter birth control access to Indiana residents is being sent to Gov. Eric Holcomb after being approved by lawmakers.

Pro-life Republicans say FDA approval of abortion pill was illegal, ask appeals court to uphold injunction

April 12, 2023

Pro-life Republicans say FDA approval of abortion pill was illegal, ask appeals court to uphold injunction

A group of 69 Republican members of Congress are asking the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to uphold a Texas judge's decision halting FDA approval for the abortion pill.

Michigan man pleads no contest to elderly pro-life volunteer's shooting

April 11, 2023

Michigan man pleads no contest to elderly pro-life volunteer's shooting

Richard Harvey, 75, of Ionia County, Michigan, pleaded no contest to assault and gun charges for the allegedly accidental shooting of an 84-year-old pro-life campaigner.

Dem narrative on Idaho abortion travel ban leaves out key detail

April 11, 2023

Dem narrative on Idaho abortion travel ban leaves out key detail

Democrats are leaving out a crucial detail in criticizing a new Idaho law that makes it illegal to help minors obtain abortions out of state without parental consent.

FBI targeting Catholic churches is 'outrageous' and 'dangerous': Rep. Mike Johnson

April 11, 2023

FBI targeting Catholic churches is 'outrageous' and 'dangerous': Rep. Mike Johnson

House Judiciary Committee member Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., reacts to reports the FBI tried to develop sources inside Catholic churches to fight domestic terrorism on 'America Reports.'

Maryland lawmakers approve measures for gun control, abortion rights, cannabis as session comes to an end

April 11, 2023

Maryland lawmakers approve measures for gun control, abortion rights, cannabis as session comes to an end

During Maryland's annual legislative session, lawmakers approved measures for abortion rights, marijuana, and gun control before adjourning.

Growing number of Democratic states are stockpiling abortion drugs

April 11, 2023

Growing number of Democratic states are stockpiling abortion drugs

More Democratic states are stockpiling abortion medications as fears that restrictions are on the way grow. Some courts are starting to put restrictions on popular abortion medications.

Planned Parenthood of Montana files preemptive lawsuit seeking to stop new abortion legislation

April 11, 2023

Planned Parenthood of Montana files preemptive lawsuit seeking to stop new abortion legislation

Montana is debating legislation that would ban the most common abortion method used in the second trimester. Planned Parenthood has filed a preemptive lawsuit to stop the legislation.

Ex-Pussycat Dolls member says she was told to 'get rid of' pregnancy while performing in group

April 11, 2023

Ex-Pussycat Dolls member says she was told to 'get rid of' pregnancy while performing in group

Kaya Jones, a former member of the 2000s girl group Pussycat Dolls, sounded off on 'Tucker Carlson Today' regarding being coerced into having an abortion.