“Addictive” Meta Battles Child Protection Allegations in Court
In a high-stakes legal appearance, Zuckerberg expressed regret over Meta’s sluggishness on child safety issues—while simultaneously spreading blame to rivals Apple and Google.
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Texas is Fighting Hard to Stop Mail-Order Abortions From Killing Babies
When Ken Paxton announced that Texas was suing abortionist Debra Lynch, national media outlets framed it as yet another red-state versus blue-state clash. But for those who have watched the steady rise of mail-order abortion drugs into pro-life states, the lawsuit represents something more concrete: a state willing to enforce its laws rather than merely pass them.
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Kansas lawmakers override Democrat gov. veto of bill keeping men out of women’s bathrooms
The Kansas Legislature has overridden Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of legislation to limit restrooms in government buildings to actual members of the designated sex, ensuring it will become law despite her objections.
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Safe House Project: How one group is empowering everyday people to combat trafficking
Kristi Wells, co-founder and CEO of Safe House Project, spoke with Live Action News about the organization’s efforts to end child trafficking, how abortion intersects with trafficking, and what the pro-life movement can do to make a difference.
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Lawsuit follows after doctor accused of illegal gender intervention of children
Attorney General Ken Paxton (R-Texas) claims that Children’s Health System of Texas and Dr. Jason Jarin were harming children by illegally “transitioning” them and defrauding Medicaid. In a press release, Paxton said that he will “use every legal tool available to ensure radical gender activists like Jarin face justice” for hurting children.
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