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August 7, 2022

Are media overplaying Kansas vote?

Pro-choice victory may not reflect other states

August 6, 2022

Tennessee college alumni lobby to remove Supreme Court Justice Barrett from school's 'hall of fame'

One alumni group at a Tennessee private college is calling for the removal of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett from the School's "hall of fame."

August 6, 2022

Multiple arrested after New York City pro-abortion protesters shout down Catholic parishioners outside church

The New York Police Department arrested five people after pro-abortion protesters clashed with anti-abortion activists outside a Lower Manhattan Church on Saturday.

August 6, 2022

Pro-abortion protesters clash with anti-abortion Catholics in New York City

A group of anti-abortion activists were swarmed by pro-abortion protesters as they demonstrated outside a NYC church and Planned Parenthood location.

August 6, 2022

Republicans 'are fascists' due to pro-life stance, MSNBC 'Cross Connection' guest adamantly claims

MSNBC panelist Lucy Caldwell disagreed with a fellow guest's claim that fascists are disguised as Republicans, claiming that all Republicans are fascists.

August 6, 2022

LA times editor taunts Alito, brags secular children who don’t know Jesus will make society better

An L.A. Times op-ed on Saturday rebuked Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito for warning against the secularization of America and claimed the shift is a good thing.

August 6, 2022

Biden spokeswoman slams Indiana abortion law as 'radical' Republican move

President Biden's press secretary torched the Indiana law that bans nearly all elective abortions outside instances of rape, incest and potentially fatal pregnancies.

August 6, 2022

Senate GOP re-election committee chair Scott spotlights fundraising in Republican push to win back majority

Sen. Rick Scott, chair of the Senate GOP re-election arm, says if Republicans stay competitive with the Democrats in fundraising and tell their story, they'll win the Senate majority

August 5, 2022

Indiana becomes first state in nation to approve near-total abortion ban post Roe

Indiana became the first state in the nation to approve a near-total abortion ban since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, as the governor signed the ban into law.

August 5, 2022

Connecticut launches abortion website and hotline after Roe vs. Wade reversal caused 'chaos'

Connecticut has launched a website and telephone hotline designed to link people seeking abortions with resources in the state.