Washington DC ‘selectively enforced’ ordinance against pro-life group while ignoring BLM protesters: Federal appeals court
On Tuesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that...
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Singapore bans elective sperm freezing to protect consumer rights
In a recent amendment of regulations on assisted reproduction services, the Singapore Ministry of Health explicitly banned elective sperm freezing without a medical indication. This was a highly unusual move – for better or for...
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TikTok (China) wants American women to stay single and childless
TikTok’s central role in the ever-swelling youth mental health crisis is well-chronicled . The Chinese-owned social media app is a veritable breeding ground for mental health disorders. It functions less as an online community and more as a supercharged version of the “negative influence” friend that has kept mothers awake at night for generations.
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North Carolina overrides veto to ban trans athletes from competing in women’s sports, putting law into effect
The North Carolina General Assembly completed an override to Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act, which bans transgender girls and women in middle school, high school and college from joining women’s sports.
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A Federal Gestational Age Abortion Ban is the Wrong (and Unconstitutional) Hill for the Pro-Life Movement to Die On
There are weighty legal, moral, medical, and political or policy arguments both for and against abortion, at different points during the gestation period and under varying maternal and fetal circumstances. But those are not the stuff of constitutional adjudication. The point of Dobbs, as the Court repeatedly said, was to return those arguments to the political process, meaning “to the people and their elected representatives.” Moreover, the Court repeatedly made clear its assumption that those elected representatives would be state legislators.
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