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Relying on the absence of reported complications as proof of safety isn't just misleading—it's like saying a crime never happened because no one filed a police report.
Every life counts to the Lord, Turner said, denouncing euphemisms for abortion such as pro-choice, pregnancy termination, and reproductive health.
The executive order directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services to work with the Director of the White House Faith Office and the Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs to "take appropriate action" to deal with these policies that prohibit qualified parents and organizations from fostering based on "their sincerely held religious beliefs or moral convictions."
Honest reporting on abortion saves lives. Truthful coverage empowers mothers, exposes abuses, corrects myths and ensures debates are based on facts, not propaganda or political pressure.
The order, titled "Fostering the Future," seeks to expand and enhance access to education, workforce and career development, digital resources and other supports for foster youth transitioning to adulthood.
The seven lawsuits include allegations of wrongful death, assisted suicide, involuntary manslaughter, negligence and product liability.
From a pro-life perspective, this bill is a beacon of progress in a post-Dobbs world.
Florida state officials allege the assertions are not only false but have endangered women's lives and fueled billions in profits for the group, with a staggering 500% profit margin on the pills.
A Texas woman whose boyfriend forced her to swallow abortion pills he ordered online has filed a landmark lawsuit against the FDA, aiming to halt the agency's relaxed rules that allow dangerous chemical abortion drugs to be mailed directly to homes.
The lawsuit accuses Planned Parenthood of deceptive marketing practices in promoting chemical abortion pills, alleging the organization misled women by downplaying the risks of severe complications.
