Author: unitedfamilies

Texas Gov Greg Abbott Signs Bill Confirming Abortion Ban Doesn’t Block Women’s Health Care

Gov. Greg Abbott has signed the Texas Med Ed bill to protect pregnant women’s lives from abortion misinformation. Passed unanimously in the Senate and with only six ‘no’ votes in the House, the bipartisan bill requires continuing education for medical and legal professionals on the ability and necessity of providing emergency care to pregnant women under Texas’ pro-life law.

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SCOTUS Sides With South Carolina In Medicaid Fight Over Defunding Planned Parenthood

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a challenge from Planned Parenthood to a South Carolina executive order that redirected federal funding from the abortion giant. The 6-3 decision along ideological lines effectively paves the way for pro-life states to protect their taxpayers from bankrolling abortion facilities. The high bench’s Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic ruling ultimately reversed a decision from the 4th Circuit, which agreed with a district court that South Carolina violated state residents’ civil rights by excluding Planned Parenthood from a list of healthcare providers.

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Parents: Beware of ‘Children’s Programming’

Some of the most prominent child and teen influencers use their wide range of platforms to push a political agenda that unquestionably reaches children despite being age-inappropriate. Whether or not you agree with Ms. Rachel on these issues, media personalities like her make lasting impressions on children’s developing brains and sense of values. For parents who don’t want adult themes related to gender and sexuality or other political issues in their children’s programming, G-content settings and passwords are simply no longer enough.

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New Bill Would Stop Canada From Euthanizing Mentally Disabled People

On June 20, 2025, Tamara Jansen (MP – Cloverdale – Langley City) introduced private members Bill C-218 in the House of Commons to prevent (MAiD) euthanasia for mental illness by excluding mental disorders from being considered a “grievous and irremediable medical condition” for the purposes of MAiD. If passed no one would be eligible for MAID for mental illness alone.

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