Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused the Biden administration of blocking Christian families from fostering children. Kennedy said Biden official were imposing rules that required placements to affirm LGBTQ identities, a policy he said dramatically reduced the pool of available homes for vulnerable kids.
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The committee that oversees euthanasia, or Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), is planning to expand in Ontario with new “diverse” people who hold extreme pro-euthanasia views and are “interested” in “supporting” the deadly procedure. A recent report from the Globe and Mail noted that Ontario’s MAiD Death Review Committee (MDRC), which looks at all deaths by the procedure in the province, wants to diversify. This means that, in essence, the committee is looking to stack itself with pro-death people.
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In a pair of encouraging rulings for religious liberty and free expression, courts in both Germany and Austria have struck down bans on peaceful pro-life vigils near abortion clinics, affirming that prayer and silent demonstration are constitutionally protected activities that cannot be prohibited simply because others find them unwelcome. In Germany, the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia had banned a pro-life group from coming within 100 meters of abortion clinics, citing Section 13 of the German Pregnancy Conflict Act, which prohibits vigils if pregnant women are “harassed or intimidated.”
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Fury has erupted online after a gay country singer posted a video appearing to poke fun at his baby, who was seemingly crying out for his mother. In the Instagram Reel, posted Wednesday, Grammy-winning artist Shane McAnally hoists his baby and asked if he wanted his “dada” or “papa.” Those prompts came after the singer-songwriter told the crying infant, “There is no mama.”
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State attorneys general are duty-bound to seek justice for the weak and powerless, not to use their immense power to harass them. But New York Attorney General Letitia James’ policing of private conversations about the abortion pill reversal (APR) protocol amounts to a cynical abuse of state power.
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