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Media March 17, 2024

New study finds women who choose supportive birth services over abortion benefit in tragic fetal anomaly cases

A new report found found women who sought supportive care over abortion after their babies were diagnosed with fatal anomalies were highly satisfied with the care.

VIDEO March 16, 2024

Monica Crowley to Kamala Harris: This is ‘not the kind of history you want to make’

Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley reacts to Vice President Harris visiting an abortion clinic and discusses the abortion debate.

Media March 16, 2024

Retired British woman on trial for holding sign offering to talk to women considering abortion

Livia Tossici-Bolt held a sign reading "here to talk, if you want" near an abortion facility in England, which authorities said was in violation of "buffer zones."

VIDEO March 15, 2024

SCOTUS to hear case of Texas grandmother jailed after criticizing city manager

Sylvia Gonzalez's attempt to get a city manager canned landed her in jail. Now the Supreme Court will decide if she can sue for politically-motivated retaliation.

Supreme Court March 15, 2024

Peter Navarro, former Trump White House adviser, files emergency request with SCOTUS

Peter Navarro, who served in the White House under former President Donald Trump, has filed an emergency request with the Supreme Court for his release from prison.

Supreme Court March 15, 2024

SCOTUS denies request to allow drag show on West Texas A&M University campus brought by student LGBT group

The U.S. Supreme Court denied a West Texas A&M LGBT group's emergency request to allow a drag show planned on campus later to month to go forward after it was banned by the administration.

Media March 15, 2024

Kamala Harris torn apart by pro-lifers for historic trip to abortion clinic: 'Normalization of evil'

Pro-lifers on social media ripped Kamala Harris for becoming the first vice president to visit an abortion facility this week on a trip to Minnesota.

POLITICS March 15, 2024

New policy could restrict ‘judge shopping’ throughout the entire country, US judicial officials reveal

Federal courts are doubling down on their efforts to restrict "judge shopping," which got attention after a major abortion-medication case.

Supreme Court March 15, 2024

Low-level drug dealers are not eligible for reduced prison terms, Supreme Court rules

The Supreme Court has ruled that low-level drug dealers cannot receive shortened prison terms under the First Step Act, a bipartisan criminal justice overhaul.

Supreme Court March 15, 2024

Supreme Court rules that public officials can be sued for deleting comments, blocking critics on social media

The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that public officials may be sued for blocking critics on social media, extending a precedent set during the Trump presidency.