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The Biden administration has proposed new privacy protections to prohibit the use of women’s health information for investigations or lawsuits regarding out-of-state abortions. The proposed rule would modify the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 to increase privacy surrounding abortion.
It’s time again for celebrities making headlines with their babies born of surrogacy and often anonymous egg “donation.” My inbox lit up like a tiki torch last week when colleagues in Spain sent me the news that 68-year-old celebrity Ana Obregón became a grandmother via surrogacy.
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Last week the internet was shocked to learn that popular YouTuber MrBeast’s co-host Chris Tyson now fancies himself transgender. After a Twitter user tweeted a picture of a newly effeminate Tyson and asked what had happened, Tyson replied, “HRT [hormone replacement therapy], and it’s only been 2 months.”
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Imagine yourself, several years from now, having a conversation with your five-year-old child or grandchild. They look up at you with shining eyes and ask,
“[Mom/Dad/Grandma/Grandpa], what was it like in 2020?”
The legal conflict over the Food and Drug Administration’s lax regulation of abortion drugs is getting more complicated by the day as a lawsuit winds its way through the federal courts. Did the FDA skip critical steps to quickly approve the drugs, and did it illegally loosen important safety restrictions later on? Let’s sort it out.
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