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Minnesota’s abortion law is unbelievable
In 2023, the legislative session opened with pro-abortion majorities in both the Minnesota House of Representatives and Senate, and a pro-abortion governor fresh off his re-election.
Read MoreTwo New Lawsuits Target Blue States That Enable Illegal Mail-Order Abortions
On Wednesday, the State of Arkansas joined Louisiana and Alabama in two new, multistate lawsuits over abortion drugs.
Read MoreThe First 100 Hours: A House Blueprint to Federalize Abortion
On September 1, 2026, House Democrats’ Cost-of-Living Healthcare Working Group (headed by Democrat Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others) sent Leader Hakeem Jeffries a governing memo, not a campaign flyer. After 93 meetings with 139 members and 145 outside groups, the group laid out what it wants done in the first 100 hours, first 100 days, and first year of the 120th Congress.
Read MoreDaughter demands reforms after mom’s euthanasia death following suicide attempt
Alicia Duncan questions why her 61-year-old mom was given Medical Assistance in Dying at home in Abbotsford, British Columbia, in 2021 after she was released from psychiatric care.
Read MoreCoalition urges care for freedom of religion and speech
Freedom of religion and freedom of speech are deeply interwoven, and a threat to one is a danger to the other, representatives from more than 20 faith and civil rights organizations said.
Read MoreMore than 6,000 pro-lifers march in Germany: ‘The right to life is a human right’
Germany’s March for Life took place in two cities on September 19, bringing together thousands of pro-lifers who peacefully and prayerfully witnessed for the preborn and urged an end to surrogacy and assisted suicide.
Read MoreUK to have world’s strongest online child safety laws as government prepares legislation on nude images
The government will introduce legislation requiring tech companies to strengthen protections on devices and platforms to prevent children from taking, sharing or viewing nude images, helping tackle grooming, exploitation and abuse before harm occurs.
Read MoreJoint statement on Russia’s sham elections in Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories
Holding Russia’s State Duma elections in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, as Russia did in Crimea and Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia, is a gross violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and independence, and the UN Charter.
Read MoreCalifornia School District Reverses Course – Agrees to Protect Parental Rights
A California school district changed its policies this week to require schools notify parents before teaching — and allow them to opt their children out of — material conflicting with their religious beliefs. The agreement resolves a lawsuit against the district alleging it violated a California family’s right to free speech, parental rights and the right to freely exercise their religion.
Read MoreCollege can’t transform you if you’re afraid to speak
Can college really transform us if we are afraid to say what we believe? And as the nation marks its 250th birthday, is this the kind of higher education system America’s founders would want?
Researchers at Heterodox Academy have documented the problem of student self-censorship. Social scientists have described a related phenomenon as the “spiral of silence”: People become reluctant to express opinions they believe are unpopular because they fear social consequences.
Washington state is trying to force all-female spa into accepting biological males
A Pennsylvania-based civil rights firm is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to step into a high-stakes legal battle involving sex-based privacy.
Read MoreEU to require age-verification for all social media, video-sharing, AI chatbot platforms
The plan will come under a new EU KIDS Act and will enforce age verifications to prevent minors from accessing the platforms.
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